dallas animal services. a texas judge has promised to protect it from youth nationia. an infected nursing assistant in madrid. meanwhile, nbc's doctor nancy snyder man is under fire for reportedly violating a voluntary quarantine order. she was exposeed to the virus while covering the ebola epidemic in liberia. a member of her crew contracted the did say strong safety now being treated in nebraska. doctor nancy was told to stay in her hope well, new jersey home, but last thursday, she was seen outside a local restaurant. an unidentified man went inside to pick up a to-go order, while she waited in the car. some patrons are spooked. >> ill could choose -- i could choose somewhere else, and what's that i'm going to do. >>reporter: now made the

quarantine mandatory to ensure the crew remains confined until october 22nd. before going to nbc, nanser snyderman was a familiar face. she has not reported any symptoms so far. >> again, the nurse infected in dallas had treated thomas duncan. he was the first person in america to be diagnosed with ebola. he died last week after arriving from liberia, his remains were cremateed to kill the virus. the remains were turned over to his family. but now there is some debate on what to do with the ashes from his personal items. all of his belongings have already been burned, a total of 6 truckloads full, including linen, carpet, beddings. the ashs from his items were supposed to be buried in louisiana, but the state attorney there is seeking a restraining order to keep any of it from entering that state. meantime, a healthcare worker now infected, we wanted to see how ready bay hospitals are if

ebola were to show up here. live outside san francisco general hospital with more on that part of this story. dan. >>reporter: well, pam, in short, the word is training. we talked to san francisco's county health officer today, and he said that hospitals around san francisco and the bay area know that they can deal -- they have the capability in fact, and the capacity to deal with observe, but what they've realized is they have to raise the level of competence and the way they do that among healthcare workers is to have additional training. we've seen training or drills as they like to call them, here at san francisco general, today. >> san francisco general hospital today, the emergency room did do what they described as a walking table top where they walked through the emergency department with the potential patients thinking about how they're going to care for the patient, how they're going to put on and take off personal protective equipment. in the coming weeks, we're r you're going to see more drills and exercises in table top at the hospital to be better

prepared for an ebola case. >>reporter: san francisco's count thety helths officer says the devil is in the detail, what they want to strive for is making sure health workers are more comfortable and that is because they do more training. that's how they get them there. we also received word today from kisor perm nen thai and they are also starting additional training directly related to ebola, that's coming up today. and that will continue, they've also got a video in the works for hospital workers. again, all of this is about being better prepared should somebody walk through the door who has ebola or who they believe has ebola. again, pam, the bottom line here is training, that's what's going on at general hospital. that's what's going on at other hospitals and that will continue to go on as the days move forward. reporting live at san francisco general hospital, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> with the ebola situation changes almost every day, we've create aid special section on the website.

click on the right side, you'll see the special section, include it, links on what bay area healthcare workers are.com now. everything you need to know about the deadly virus on kron 4.com. >> the coast guard is investigating a ferry accident in the bay that sent ten passengers to the hospital. they were among 231 passengers on a blue and gold ferry last night, that was pulling away from pier 41 in san francisco. a spokesman for the company that operates the fleet said in a written statement, the san francisco bay ferry service apologizes for any of our passengers, who were injured or inconvenienced by this unfortunate incident. we will fully cooperate with any investigation into the reasons it happened. kron 4's will tran explained what occurred. >> here is the royal star. a different boat, but to give you a perspective, it's a little bit smaller than this. the captain sits on the opposite side of the boat. maybe 1 to 2 miles per hour, he could not see this pylon here

and slammed into the pylon. show you some video of the accident. it took place around sunday afternoon around 5:00 o'clock. dozens of people are on the boat at the time. they suffer ed injuries to their necks and backs, nothing threatening, life threatening. they were checked out. as far as the captain, he is fine. they checked out drug and alcohol tests on the crew and we are await results on that. kron 4 news. a major milestone reached in the south bay. it all has to do with bringing bart into santa clara county. teresa reports, officials with the project say besides today's feet, they will other reasons to celebrate. >>reporter: this heavily section -- near frost has been compromised with lane closures causing delays for commuters, but not anymore. all lanes are up and running and that is because work on the bart extension into the south bay

involving -- has been completed. this is the spokesperson, brandi childress. >> saw a lot of construction since april 2013. there was some restricted lanes in the area, so we could build a trench underneath the roadway, which is where bart will travel and we do have some restricted lane, we had the to do some traffic shifting to the last year and a half. but today signifies the full opening of this road. it's a major commute thoroughfare for people wanting to access f v 68 -- 680 and it -- besides the fact that all lanes are open, there are another aspect to this promth to celebrate these days. >> this project has been moving along very nicely, we're looking at some time savings, and the original estimates was to open in 2018. currently, we're looking at a laet 2017 opening for the bart san jose project. >> bart to san jose is going to

benefit thousands of people coming into san jose, people leaving san jose to the greater bay area. a significant project that's been in thes for a long time, they're happy to see it coming. >> kron 4 news. a beautiful and very warm monday, begins the work week, for all of us. a live look outside of san francisco. clear, blue skies, not a cloud in sight. our chief chief meteorologist is standing by to tell us about some changes i hear are in the forecast. >> starting to see some of those changes at the coastline with the clouds returning there this afternoon. we have rain on the way as well. and really warm temperatures we saw earlier in the day today, already giving way to cooler conditions. especially near the coastline. so right now, 64 in san francisco, but we were in the 70s earlier. we were in the 90s in the inland valleys today. now in the 80s. we're looking live right now from our cam. you can see the low clouds starting to spill back into the

bay area. stat light imagery, 8 hours ago, clear skies. watch this down to the south. look at the fog surging up the coastline. that's where it sits right now. we have that fog that's going to produce drizzle overnight and also, you can see clouds approaching from the north, the tail end of the system, ready to impact us for late tomorrow, into wednesday, here it is. we're going to time that futurecast, see what we can can expect in the way of rain, coming up. also, coming up, at 5:15, new individual know showing the moments of building demolition project went side ways. then, at 5:30, a little girl get s her wheelchair back, how what seemed like a crime turned out to really be an act of compassion and next, the most dangerous place for an infant to sleep in your home. the answer may surprise some. ♪ ♪

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0001 new video into the newsroom tonight showing a building in san francisco's financial district, that was supposed to come down, but certainly not like this. >> the new building that's going up, there it goes. the whole front is going. look. yeah. i knew that was going to happen. >> pine street near montgomery before 8:30 this morning. after it happened, courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc 7. you see all the debris in that area right down there. you saw the massive section of building fall forward on to the

sidewalk and street after the backhoe took part of this structure down. the building was scheduled for demolition, though. look at that person, so close. fortunately, no one was injured. certainly, no one was killed. but that one individual was really close to this. play it again. this time in slow motion. cell phone video shot from across the street. the city department of -- and cal osha are investigating. a man was struck and killed by a suspected drunk drive in palo al to. on vehicle manslaughter, felony dui, and misdemeanor unlicensed driving. investigators say that torres was traveling southover on east bay shore road when he struck a power pole, hit the male pedestrian. found the pedestrian dead in the roadway. police are not releasing the identity of the victim. police in oakland investigating a shooting that left one woman dead and a man

injured. it happened on 69 th avenue in oakland early this morning. the woman was shot while she was driving near the old dot kol sum. also shot and is expected to survive. the woman and oakland resident was pronounced dead at the scene. the man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no word on a suspect or a motive. a building in san francisco viftation valley neighborhood was evacuated after a car crashed into the building, causing a gas leak. video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. this happened this morning. crews made sure that the gas was venting safely from the broken line. the fire crews evacuated nearby building, but the gas leak was caped and the evacuation order was lifted a short time later. a couple of hot days around the area, things are going to be changing in a hurry. we're looking at satellite and radar picture. clouds to the north of us, a tail end of a storm approaching

the bay area. so here's the tail end. and then over the coastal water, you can see the spotty cloud pattern. first, the wave of rain come late tuesday into wednesday and then through wednesday, this indicates that we could see showers near the coastline. into wednesday afternoon. so, again, the time frame is going to be late tomorrow, about 8:00 o'clock for the north bay and moves south overnight. rainfall totals are going to be light with this one. we could see up to a half an inch of rain in some places like the coastal hills. and then, again, a chance of spotty showers, just near the coastline. i'll zoom into wednesday afternoon. take a look at futurecast. we're already seeing the fog increase at the coast right now. going to spread into the north bay, into our bay shores tomorrow morning, and what you're looking at here is drizzle from the fog. we're going to see quite a bit of it into tomorrow morning. look at how it's continuing in san francisco. moving up towards napa, also near the north bay coast land. again, all driz frl the fog.

the storm hadn't even approached yet. it's well to the north at this point. into the afternoon, a couple of spots of drizzle will linger. here comes the main band of the rain to the north. 8:00 o'clock, moving into the north bay. through the evening into the early morning hours, wednesday, starting to push to the south, we're seeing it over san francisco, oakland, and then it will push through the east bay, and down toward sz the south bay in the morning hours. largely clear conditions through the later morning hours. the chance of the showers lingering near the coast. temperatures tomorrow are going to be cooling so much over what we saw today. back this the low 70s for the south bay. we were in the 90s inland today. tomorrow, in the 70s. 74 in concord, 75 in pleasanton, 60 inside the bay. 63 degrees in richmond. at 64 in san francisco. low 60s in ocean beach and daily city, upper 60s for the north bay. taking a quick look at your extended forecast. we have that rain pushing into

for tomorrow evening into early wednesday. another chance of showers coming on friday, that lingering into saturday. and then by sunday and monday, we'll be drier and a little warmer. a napa man is the winner of this year's annual pumpkin weighing contest at half moon bay with a massive gourd weighing 2058 pounds. organizers say john -- beat the runner up by more than 300 pounds. here are a few pictures of winning pumpkin. credited part of his -- use the 13,000 prize money to make repairs on his home, which was damaged by the earthquake in august. organizers say the drought played a role in this year's competition since many california growers dealt with the water restrictions facing us all. his pumpkin will be on display at the half moon bay art festival through the weekend. halloween couldn't be far behind chlths the people who live in the town of --

california, feeling at least a little bit relieved on the reports of creepy clowns, roaming the streets. it seems it might be a hoax. photos of scary looking clowns in public places, have been popping up in recent weeks. unnerving a lot of people. turns out the whole weird event reportedly began as an art project by a local fafr sxer his wife. they meant no harm tlchlt have been copy cat clowns in bakeers field, one report of clowns chasing children, a clown with a gun. authorities say all of the reports have turned out to be pranks. but they will still be on alert for any criminal l activity. coming up next, a hollywood intervention. coming up next, a hollywood intervention. the help former child woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting,

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needs. the insiders -- has more. >>reporter: pam, you know, amanda was once of tv's beloved child stars who into doing pom lar film films. she completely and publically -- fans shocked. now, we're learning more about the man behind amanda's intervention. the brittany spears intervention. is he more of a problem or the solution? flashing a peace sign at lax before being placed -- many believe she'll be placed under a conservatorship. self-proclaimed talent manager sam -- >> definitely angry with myself for letting people take advantage of me. >>reporter: she is man britt any aes family -- for amanda's parent, hero vieded a solution they needed to trick her into coming to la and getting help. >> i have several people in my

life that were just bad people. >>reporter: brittany's conservator shop has stretched five years and counting, live life decisionings for herself. >> nobody gets in the door. until they're spoken to one of us. >>reporter: as far sam's role, in her 2008 mem roir through the story, predator and -- who preyed on her daughter's vulnerables. drugged brit any to control her life. he had denied any wrongdoing, and claims he helped save brittany. >> get more entertainment news on the insider tonight at 7:00 for kron 4 news. back to you, pam. and you can watch all of your celebrity news here on kron 4, the insider starts at 7:00, it's followed by entertainment tonight, 7:30. and then, all of your local news at 8:00 o'clock. coming up at 5:30, the happy ending to a my kron 4 story. how a disabled story got her seemingly stolen wheelchair back. then, in case you missed it, the

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4 story. a disabled east bay girl has her independence back, after her missing wheelchair was returned. kron 4's marine kelly says it's all thanks to a good samaritan after seeing the story of the disappeara kron 4 news. >> my name is ashley lewis, and this is my kron 4 story. >>reporter: ashley and her daughter la ray are all smiles because last week, ashley reached out to kron 4 after her daughter's $8,000 custom wheelchair went missing. accidentally left it outside her apartment building. she thought it might have been stolen. a local pastor picked it up. >> he thought he was a good samaritan and he knew -- it didn't feel right, it being left there. >>reporter: she says the paster saw the my kron 4 story and returned the wheelchair to richland p.d.. >> i'm glad my story got out. if he wouldn't have seen it, he probably wouldn't have known it

was my daughter's chair. it's amazing. there's good people out there. >>reporter: this is a big deal for 4-year-old la ray who has spina bifida and can't walk. >> are you hp poi the have your wheelchair back? >> yes. mommy. >> she's happy, she's a show off, she loves to show off in her chair. now it's going to be hard to contain her. >>reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. a wild weekend it was in san francisco, daredevil stunts took place like this one. check that out. the blue angels certainly punctuated the fleet week, and honored to bring the action to you live. caused saturday's schedule to be shifted around. this action you saw right here. our blue angels special, saturday, from 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. people didn't want to deal with the crowds got to watch from the comfort of that i mean homes. who doesn't love the big boys in the blue angel, they are cool,

but fat albert, the blue angels wouldn't be mig if -- there it is, if he wasn't there to hall around all the crew and gear, do a few tricks of its own. heading right up. the big old c-130 doing it thing. if you did miss our show, not to fret, we've posted the broadcast right here on our website, you see the special coverage section. click right there. all of our fleet week related coverage is there in addition to the actual broadcast of the blue angels yesterday or saturday afternoon. pam. police say nearly 50 people have been arrested at protests in ferguson, missouri. the protesters stood outside in pouring rain for 4 hours today. to mark the length of time michael brown's body was left in the street after he was shot by a police officer back in august. officials say 42 people were arrested at the ferguson police station, while 6 additional people were arrested for

blocking a street near the headquarters of an electric company. one man was arrested during a separate rally at st. louis city hall. protesters are calling for an end to police brutality and asking for charges against the officer who shot and killed brown. happening now, the american aid worker being held captive by isis has told his family in a letter that his time is running out. indiana relatives meantime had a new message today for his captors. >> it will not be. >>reporter: the parents have been campaigning nonstop for his release. this is a prayer vigil they held on the campus of butler university this weekend in indianapolis. the 26-year-old indiana native is a former soldier who began doing humanitarian work in syria. he converted to islam and goes by the name abdul -- in the hands of the same islamic militants who have beheaded

other hostages. >> i have faith that he will feel the strength of these prayers and receive blessings from them. >>reporter: the parents kept his capture secret for roughly a year, but decideed to be aggressively public in light of the recent killings of other hostages. monday, they released more details of a letter he sent his family. he tells his parents that he's been kept with other hostages with whom he plays chess and trivia games. because the mental strain of captivity incredible. his parents have made it clear to the captors they simply cannot meet the financial sxl other demands being made. they don't detail what the iz lalic state has demanded in exchange for their son's release. the parents say their son who has changed his name from peter, had shown an interest in eastern religion long before he traveled to the middle east. they say his conversion to islam

was not triggered by his captivity. >> and in world news, a stunning about face could be brewing at the vatican. a report today is suggesting that the catholic church is softening its stance on gay and divorced catholics. cardinals and priests on the topics of family. new wording from the vatican says gays have gifts and qualities to offer the community and church leaders are talking about the possibility of allowing divorced catholics who have remarried to receive communion. also the process is actually making that happen could take a year or more. big changes coming to the bay area, you see some of those changes, these are our high temperature frs today. but he hit some of these around noon today. things have already been cooling down, especially near the coastline, where we did hit 79 in downtown's san francisco today. 73 in half moon bay. 84 in richmond. 90 degrees in redwood city. of course; we still saw the 90s

inland and the north bay, 90 degrees there. take a look at where temperatures are right now. at coastline in the low 60s. 64 in richmond. 82 in redwood city, in the low 70 in oakland. things are already cooling down as the fog is returning. we're looking live from our mount cam, you can see the thick low clouds rolling back into the bay. we have rain on the way to the bay area as well. high clouds approaching the far northern california area, you can see here the tail end of a very well defined storm. ready to move on into california. time it on futurecast, see what can expect in the way of rain coming up in just a bit. and coming up at 5:45, the latest on the giants quest for a world series. and next, why dad typically earns more money than men without children. and stocks ending sharply lower after a late afternoon slide, and stocks ending sharply lower after a late afternoon slide, he's a ♪ ♪ first impressions are important.

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it pays to be a dad. men with children earn 40% more money than men without offspring in 2010. a card d cording to a new information study at the university of new york. $49,000, compareed to about 29,000 for men without children. why the difference? well, part of the reason is that fathers tend to be holder and more established in their jobs. and they command higher salaries. big changes coming to the bay area. you can already see the low clouds starting to move back into san francisco. not only the fog, we're going to be seeing rain as well. we're going to time that on futurecast ask talk about how it might impact the giants game tomorrow. coming up.

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getting down to the wire now. moving into game 2. the national league playoff time, the championship time with kind of a a customed to this time of year for the giants, they know how to do this. the best of the winners goes on to world series. grant has been following the game. tell us about the latest one. they've been fun to watch. >> for some reasons, the giants just seem to play better and with more confidence in the post-season. we're getting accustomed to this. if it's an even year, 2010, 2012, here we are. 2014. i don't know. there's something special about this. even though they did lose last night, a tight one. take a look. he's what's coming up, this is tomorrow. coming to san francisco. the cardinals and giants tomorrow from at&t, first pitch, set for 1:07 in the afternoon. so it's going to be a day game. series tied at one game a piece and the giants almost, almost pulled it out last night. here they go. tying it up. top 9. the cardinals were up 1. but the wild pitch allowed matt

did you have fee to come around -- duffy to come around. sergio romo, just a second pitch gives up the walk off home run to colton wong. the ball clearing the fence in right. cardinals win it by 4. the cards take 4 home runs in the game. series tied at 1. bruce, though, not concerned. >> we know how lucky and and fornlt we are and what a tremendous fan base we have and how supportive they are with these guys. when things got rough, they stood behind these guys. players not only want to win for themselves, but the fans. >> tim hudson going. an afternoon game. the next 3 will be here in san francisco at at&t park. so let's hope they can finish it out in five games win the next 3, tomorrow afternoon. >> right here at home. >> that game is on wednesday and thursday and then they'd be

headed to the world series. >> that's rights. again. as you know, here are some of the giants fan photographs that we've been collecting from our kron 4 viewer, a lot of you decked out in the orange and black and ready for the game. send them to to us, you can e-mail us at breaking news @ caron 4.com. your photos could appear on air. we have rain on way for the bay area. it will not impact the giants game. taking a look outside for fr our mountain cam, the low clouds, thick low clouds back in at the coastline. filling back into the bay. we're going to see drizzle from those and that will impact the giant game. the time frame will be late tuesday into wednesday. that's going to come a lot longer after the giants game ends. rain totals will generally be pret thety light with this system, but we could see up to a half inch of rain in a couple of isolated spots, mainly near the coast. spotty showers through wednesday

and afternoon. take a look at and giants forecast. again, some drizzle out there tomorrow. even at noon, quite a bit of drizzle actually tomorrow morning into the early afternoon hours. thick low clouds. going to stay cloudy at 2:00, stay cloudy at 4:00 and temperatures will only be in the low 60s tomorrow. so we're looking at satellite and radar picture. we do have clouds approaching from the north. in addition to those low clouds, this is the tail end of the storm there. pretty expansive. the spotty cloud pattern again it indicating stability, the possibility of showers near the coastline. instability, once you move over the land, it just kind of dies out. fizzles out, which is why the coastline is favored for the showers. let's get to the futurecast here, 4:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, you see the areas in green here, this is not from that storm, from the drizzle of the low clouds that i've been mentioning. that's going to continue into the 8:00 o'clock hour. along the coastline, san francisco, still seeing the

drizzlely conditions at 10:00 o'clock in the morning. it continues into the early afternoon. we still haven't seen that main band of rain area. here it comes. into the 8:00 o'clock hour. after midnight, starting to sag south. over san francisco, oakland in the midnight hour. as we move into the 3:00 o'clock hour, the rain starts to stretch through the east bay, pushing down towards the south bay. by about 5:00. fizzling out then and then we have the chance ofpotty showers lingering through the modern, mainly near the coastline. a look at your extended forecast. tomorrow, going to be a lot cooler as you can imagine, more cloud cover, the drizzle, the fog. and then the rain overnight tuesday into wednesday. we'll see drier conditions, wednesday night, and thursday, and then a chance of showers again on friday into saturday. we'll see drier conditions after that, though. sunday and into monday. a couple of chances of light rain hitting the bay area this week. watching today's winners and

losers on wall street. what a whol lop we took last week. do you down negative for the year. normal cycle, isn't it. >> yes. what's happening right now is there's some global growth clouds out there. oil falling 20%, a bear market for oil. not u.s. concerns, china slowing, germany is the only country in europe -- they have a surplus. the u.s. economy is the place to be. investment sectors benefit from lower oil like airlines. large cap companies in the united states are a great, nice dividends like a cd s or bank of america, that doesn't necessarily do business overseas. i use this as an opportunity to find other things in my portfolio that i might need or create value. >> gas price, with the bear market here, good for the u.s. economy. probably more money to spend with lower gas prices. >> the saudis came out, we're not going to fight this oil price issue, we're not going to

cut production. they've done in that in the past. they said this is going to be a 2 year problem, it looks like. the oil is going to stay in the 80 to $90 range for two years. we should have low, cheap gasoline. >> of course, the bay area has got the most expensive gas in the nation at $3.66. move to tulsa, oklahoma, $2 the.93. tulsa doesn't have a lot going on. >> that's true. >> here in the bay area was go proand their shares skyrocketed. taking a big hit today, down 7 northwest early trading today. >> yeah, this is a story that i need to be sensitive on. the race car driver, he was injured last december in a skiing accident. because he had a go promounted on his helmet. bauz maybe she shouldn't have them mounted on it. one hit and one hit only. so the idea that we're bolting things on to a hell mitt and changing the structure, people skrared. i don't -- scared.

i think this is headline risk and not earnings per share risk, keep in mind, the company is earning money, but they make sensational videos which are kind of viral videos, another part of their business model. a little bit of risk here. the ipo hadn't locked up yet, headline risk is high. went to 99. down to 78ish. so i'd be cautious with it. >> okay. thank you. if you have a question, post it on if the facebook fan page. coming up, you can't tell from this driver, but there's actually stop sign here. and here. i'll show you more in the next edition of people behaving badly. tonight at 8:00. . puppy love is in the air. a new type of online dating is taking off.

0001 time for the cohn 4 tech report. >> puply love is in the air. a new type of online dating is taking off. people are using their pets to help them find love. websites like pets dating.com,

and you must love dogs dating.com, are suddenly booming. the idea is to find love for you and your best friend. these sites are just like match.com or other online dating site, but you also include a profile of your pet. just a different o a approach. a way for cat or dog lovers to find others who are just as passionate about their bets. pet owners are essentially married to their pets. if they're going to make a human connection that turns into dating and marriage, that person they meet has also got to love and accept their pet. i browseed through a member profiles, kind of a sense that you are picking the type of animal you like, and then seeing who the owner is behind it. it kind of felt like i was seeking out my favorite breed of dogs, going in that way looking for someone. it's different. i visited a popular dog park in san francisco, i did not run into anyone who's currently using these sites and quite a few people had never heard of them, but some had. >> never heard of it. >> i've never heard of it.

>> never heard of it. >> not for me. i mean, to each their own, right. >> more ridiculous sites out there. >> yeah, for sure. >> i think it's great. you know, the dog, appreciate it the same way. you know, so that will open up a door. but i think it's great. >>reporter: gabe slate, kron 4 news. new tonight at 6:00, scientists warn nasa could be in for another earthquake, they see mounting pressure. then fishermen in the south bay area asking about the recent fish kill in a local lake. we find out why some are now blaming the drought. we have a lot more news ahead. tonight at 6:00.

0001 this is the bay area's news station, kron 4 news at 6:00 starts now. >> now, at 6:00, new information on that frightening scare ferry boat crash in san francisco which sent 10 people to the hospital. i'm pam moore. more than 200 people were on the blue and gold ferry when its land into pier 41 sunday evening. annie anderson spoke with a woman who was on that boat when it crashed. >>reporter: the lines are gigantic -- but despite sunday's accident, for most of the day, people lined up eagerly waiting their trip. >> i don't have any concerns at all. i mean these things run all the time. and seeps to me accidents do happen. >>reporter: sunday evening, the operator hit a piling while backing up. at the time of the accident, there were 231 people on board the ferry. we spoke to one of those passengers. she said she felt the boat start to back up while it was at the dock. then about five minutes later,

she felt a jolt followed by an even bigger one. she says the crash was so strong it moved some of the things on board the ferry. 12 people were hurt, with 10 of them going to the hospital. the coast guard is investigating the accident, which includes testing the crew for drugs ask alcohol. despite the investigation, many tourists are calling the accident, just that, an accident. >> we are not apprehensive at all. >> in san francisco, amy anderson, kron 4 news. >> the company which operates the blue and gold fleet issued a statement this afternoon saying, that the san francisco bay ferry service apologizes for any of our passengers who were injured or inconvenienced by this unfortunate incident. we will fully cooperate with any investigation into the reasons it happens. east bay shore road in palo al to is back open at this the hour following a deadly early morning crash. the driver is behind bars tonight, smented of drunk driving. torres on vehicular

manslaughter, felony dui, and misdemeanor unlicensed driving. investigators say torres was traveling south on east bay shore road when he struck a power pole, lost control of his car, and then hit the male pedestrian. officers arrived and found the pedestrian dead in the roadway. police are not releasing the identity of the victim. well, tonight, we have a happy ending to a my kron 4 story. this 4-year-old disabled girl has her wheelchair back. we aired the story last week after the $8,000 chair custom made went missing. her mother says she accidentally left the chair outside her richmond apartment building. when it disappeared, she feared it was stolen. la ray has spine na bifida. it was picked up by a local minister who returned the chair to the local police department after seeing our report.

>> i'm happy, my story got out. because if he wouldn't have seen it, he probably wouldn't have known that it was my daughter's chair. and god knows, somebody else could have picked it up and torn it to shreds. >> tonight, health officials are trying to figure out exactly how -- exactly what happened to that chair and how it got lost. if this one individual was infected and we don't know how, within the isolation unit, then it is possible that other individuals could have been infected as well. health officials are trying to determine exactly how a nurse in dallas contracted ebola, she is the first person to become infected be w thet[tvñ deadly de inside the united states. that nurse has been identified at 26-year-old nina pham, the cdc acknowledging it is possible there will be additional cases of ebola in the coming day.

one of 70 hospital staffers working on thomas eric duncan, the man from liberia who dieded of ebola last week. put tubs down his throat, analyzed his urine and wiped saliva from hip lips. interviewed several time and they found inconsistencies in the type of protective gear she wore. and the process used to put it on. and to take it off. today, crews decontaminated the apartment and notified her neighbors about her infection. >> we have identified one and only one contact who had contact with her during a period when she was potentially, although likely not infectious. because it was at the very on set of her symptoms. that individual is also being monitored and as of now, has no symptoms suggestive of ebola. and no fever. >> pham is currently listed in stable condition at texas health

presbyterian hospital in dallas. officials say the other healthcare workers who treated thomas duncan will be checked twice daily for fever. grant sglchlt our team coverage continues now and while the cdc says all hospitals need to be thinking ebola, there are only four in the u.s. that are currently cleared to treat it. of course, there's the hospital at emory university in atlanta, the cdc is headquartered nearby. there's also a facility ready in bethesda, maryland, one in omaha, nebraska neck, and another one in montana. none of the west coast, but that doesn't mean hospitals here are not ready. kron 4's dan kerman live at san francisco general, where health officials say they're on alert. dan. >>reporter: well, they're on alert and they say know they can handle this, but they've got to up the training, because they've got up the confidence. between the protective gear and the symptoms involved with ebola, and that training has started today. at san francisco general

hospital, training drills are now underway. to better prepare healthcare workers should an ebola patient arrive. >> at san francisco general hospital, today, the emergency room did do what they described as a walking table top, where they walked through the emergency department with a potential patient, how they're going to take off and put on personal protective equipment. in the coming weeks, you're going to see more drills and table top at the hospital to be better prepared for an ebola case chlths doctor thomas aragon, they have the ability and the capacity to treat ebola patient, these training exercises will raise the level of competency. >> one of the things we realize is that the devil is in the details. and that the staff need to feel very comfortable in putting on personal protective equipment, being able to take it off so they don't become contaminated, have the procedures in place so

they know how to transport a patient. how to minimize the number of laboratory blood draws they have to do for that patient. all of those things, you know how to do it, but it's always good to really have practice, so you become more proficient and feel con fi dhaent you're going to do it correctly. >>reporter: additional training is not unique to san francisco general. nurses and staff working in their emergency departments out patient medical offices, and call centers are all now getting additional training, on how to handle suspected cases of ebola. also, to further improve healthcare workers safety, a video is being issued on tuesday demonstrating the proper use of personal protective equipment. county health officials say there is no way to be fully prepared. you can only be so prepared, that's because as you go along you keep learning new things. that's why training must be an ongoing process. at san francisco general

hospital, dan kerman, kron 4 news. nbc's doctor nancy snyderman is apologizing -- she was exposeed to the virus while she was covering the ebola epidemic in liberia. and a member of her crew actually contracted the disease and is now being treated in nebraska. last week, snyderman was spotted outside this restaurant near her home in hope well, new jersey, an unidentified man went inside to pick up a to-go order while she waited in the car. new jersey health department reacted by making her quarantine mandatory. today, nbc issued a statement from her, saying that she remains free of any symptoms, and that she is quote, deeply sorry for causing any public concern. change come to go the bay area forecast, we saw really warm temperatures out there today. yet again. p9:$já3ç9+jdrqrbo%j

inaudible ] . >> coming up, a major milestone for bart south bay expansion. plus, a follow -up to a my kron 4 story we brought you earlier. scientists claim what is killing fish at a popular san jose lake. and protests heat back up in missouri. the high profile figures arrested as tension between police and protesters boil over once again.

workers reached a major milestone in bringing bart to san jose after more of a year of delays and lane closure, work on the bart extension involving hot stet letter road is done. that means all lanes are now open and running. the work focused on creating a huge trench under the roadway for the train and a valley transportation authority spokesperson had some good news on the extension. >> this project has been moving along very nicely. we're looking at some time savings, and the original estimates was to open in 2018. currently, we're looking at a late 2017 opening for the bart of to san jose project. the bart extension is a project between bart and the vta. >> coming up after the break, which a what is killing fish at

a popular lake? the experts have figured it out and it's good news for the fisherman. >> earthquake faults here in the bay area, which ones could start shaking at any time. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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0001on thehe persistent drought. this ones concerns dead fish at a popular south bay lake. kron 4 brings you up to date on a story we first brought you earlier this month when visitors complained about the dead fish washing a shore at lake cunningham in san jose. >>reporter: the good news is not all of the fish here in lake cunningham are dying. this 4 pound catfish was landed along the north shore early monday, but fishermen say there are still far more dead fish than live ones. >> fishing here every day, and this year is the worst year i've

ever seen. fish die. many carp fish die. >>reporter: my kron 4 had story, earlier this month, lake cunningham visitor mary miranda called our attention to the problem. >> it's not pleasant, not a pleasant environment. >>reporter: we have since learned that the on going drought and low water levels have made worse a fish die off that occurs every year about this time as the water grows stagnant. rose perez says it takes the fun out of her daily ride around the lake. >> it didn't smell right. >>reporter: most of the dead fish are being cleaned up or are being eaten by birds, but the water is still green with algae, baked by the heat, the water level is growing increasingly shallow in place, and lacks sufficient oxygen for the fish. fishing is still permitted here, and there are no advisories about eating the fish. he fishes for fun, not food, but he's worried that soon there will be no fish left at all to

catch. >> because, all of the fish die down here so i have no more place to go. the only place where i can go fishing. >>reporter: fish are dying in our fast est appearing reservoirs and steams. no relief until the turn of winter rains, when that happens, lake cunningham is expected to bounce back, and so will the fish. kron 4 news. one industry actually benefiting from the drought. wine make e vineyard owners say less water means smaller, more flavor. grapes. the sun is also making grapes ripen earlier, so the harvests happen before the threat of the autumn storms. some are already predicting drought wiens will be popular with consumer, but that doesn't mean that wine makers want the drought to last, after all, it does take gallons of water to make one glass of wine. grant. that devastated loma operator earthquake, no evidence that the bay area is primed for another

big one, unfortunately. the study -- four stretches of the san an dras fault are primed of magnitude 6.8 or greater. you see them here, 1, 2, 3 and 4 on the map. the study says a third of the 1200 mile stretch of the fault system appears to be locked. that means pressure is building for an earthquake. the ar authors estimate that three faults could yield at any time. the heyward fault has a -- 6.8. rogers creek a magnitude 7th 1, north of san pablo bay. the potential of a bag tuesday of a 7.1. the far northeastern part of the state near dams and aqua ducts that supply most of california's water. well, the new information comes nearly 25 years after the bay area experienced the destructive and powerful loma earthquake. tonight, on our news at 8:00 o'clock, we will take you back to some of the most dramatic

moments and scenes of that 6.9 and find out how the area looks now. that's tonight on caron 4 news at 8:00 o'clock. fire crews finally getting the in -- the apple gate fire is 86% contained. this is video from last week, though, sa far the blaze has destroyed 459 acres. more than a thousand firefighters are still on the scene there. cal fire says that some 40 homes are still in danger from the flames. no word yet on a cause. if the wake of this intense fire season, the california highway patrol posted this picture on the facebook page. today, reminding people to reduce the loss of life, the loss of money, and homes by not throwing cigarettes out on our roadways. the message, our community is not an ashtray. not only do lit cigarettes trigger fire, but it's against the law to throw them on roadways. big changes coming to the

forecast, as rain on the way. we're looking live right now, from our cam. you can see the thick low cloud coverage, moving back into the bay right now. we did see sunny skies to start the day, those are long gone near the coast. here's a look at san francisco, you can see the clouds filling in here as well. tonight, dense fog, widespread fog and areas of drizzle. for tomorrow, cloudy for much of the day. the drizzle running through the morning into the early afternoon, but then the rain coming in the evening around 8:00 o'clock. and it will linger into wednesday morning, we'll see clearing into the afternoon, but still have the possibility of showers near the immediate coast. now, some people wondering how will this rain impact the giants game tomorrow. the answer is not going to impact the game. we will see that drizzle and cloudiness and cool temperatures throughout the game, but that organized band of rain not coming into until the evening. here's a look at satellite and radar picture, the clouds missing us well to the north. a very well defined tail end of

this system here offshore. it's going to move slowly towards the california coastline tomorrow. and again, in the evening, it will impact us followed by the spotty cloud pattern, indicating the stability, the possibility of showers into the afternoon on wednesday. near the coastline. but tomorrow, this is what we're going to wake up to. fog and drizzle. this is all drizzle that you see here at the 4:00 o'clock hour. you'll see it will continue in the 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 o'clock hour, continuing no the 10:00 o'clock hour, the organized rain still not even close to arrive to go the bay area at 10:00. now, we move into the afternoon. we're still seeing a little bit of the drizzle and low cloudiness, as we move into the evening, that's when the rain approaches. the 8:00 o'clock hour, through the north baby midnight, over san francisco and oakland along the san mateo coastline. the 3:00 o'clock hour, wednesday morning, it's pushing to the east bay and by 5:00 o'clock, filling into the south bay then. largely breaking apart and a few spotty showers, will fill in

blind it. tomorrow, drizzle to start the day, rain in the evening, lingering into wednesday. drier thursday, but another chance of rain friday into saturday. coming up, tempers flair, once again, in missouri. weeks after a police officer shoots and kills an unarmed man there. plus ahead, what the protesters are demanding. the fbi is not a fan of apple's new iphone, why the agency ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years.

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0001 a developing story. protests tonight in ferguson, missouri. lots more arrests. protesters are calling this moral monday, they continue to protest the august 9th shooting death of an unarmed teenager, michael brown by a white police officer. today's large rally included religious leaders and people who say they simply do not want brown's death to be forgotten. >> got to be out here. we've got to support. we've got to be out all the

time. it can't be this. when our young people are pushed out of schools, pushed into prisons, pushed on to the streets, when they are pushed into the grave, we have to be out there for them. >> i'm a pastor, and because i believe that all life matters and black life matter, and none of our children should be fearful when they're walking down the street. >> at least 50 people arrested today. the number growing. county police say protesters said they wanted to be arrested and it only happened after protesters began bumping officer shields, forcing their way through police lines. cornell west, he was arrested on a charge of disturbing the peace. pam. coming up, at 6:30, a look at the top stories tonight, including new information on the scary ferry crash in san francisco bay. plus, hospitals in the bay area, stepping up training for ebola. . >> coming up. >> y'all shouldn't be --

>> we'll take a look in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> it's been sunny and hot, but no more. the fog rolling into sown downtown san francisco. also, rain in the bay area forecast. i'll tell you when coming up at 6:30.

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save money and save lives. yes on 46. 0001 now, kron 4 news with a quick look at the day's top stories. >> here at san francisco general hospital, additional training is underway. to prepare healthcare workers in the event an ebola patient walks through their doors. >> the emergency r emergency room did do what they described as a walking table top, where they walked through the emergency department with the potential patient, thinking about how they're going to care for the patient, put on and take off personal protective equipment. >> san francisco's health officer says there will be more of these training exercises in

the weeks ahead. so healthcare workers here and across the bay area become more proficient and confident. >> at san francisco general hospital, dan kerman, kron 4 news. in san francisco, the blue and gold fleet out of pier 41 was down one ferry today because of an accident sunday evening, that sent 10 people to the hospital. just after 5:30, the ferry was backing up when it hit a piling. one woman on board the boat at the time of the accident said the boat was backing up and then a few minutes later, there was a bump. and then an even bigger bump. the coast guard is investigating the accident. and as required for any accident, all crew was tested for drugs ask control. in san francisco, annie anderson, kron 4 news. rich mon police were able to recover a disabled child's missing wheelchair, thanks to a good samaritan cho saw the story about the disappearance on kron 4 news. 4-year-old la ray lewis has spina bifida and can't walk. she's been without her independence since the custom

chair went missing last week. her mother says she accidentally left it outside her richmond apartment building, she thought the wheel their might have been stolen, but a local pastor picked it up, thinking it looked out of place. he turned it in after seeing our rort. the little girl so s happy to be showing off her moves once again. in pacifica, you can see the construction work going on directly behind me. this work has caused back ups in recent weeks along highway 1. now, add to that the fact that there is a half moon bay art and pumpkin festival this weekend, and you have what will be traffic on the roads here in pacifica. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. and another big story here in the south bay, a major milestone for commanders. near frovments there has been lane closures for the past year. that was because of the bart extension into the south bay. the part of the work has been

completed and now all lanes of traffic have been reopened. also this, the project is ahead of schedule, instead of opening in 2019, now going to be open in 10 #20 17. here in the south bay, kron 4 news. here in san jose, fish dying at lake cunningham, the result of declining water quality. exacerbated by the on going drought. it happens every year at the popular east side park, but few can remember seeing so many dead fish. a san jose city spokesman says a combination of factors is to blame. algae blooms and lower water and less of it. depleted oxygen is the doom for carp, catfish and other pe seize. the fish are biting, but fewer and farther in between. and no relief until the return of seasonal rains, kron 4 had news. our big weather story tonight, rain in the bay area forecast. it's going to come late tuesday

into wednesday. and generally bring us just a little bit of rain. under a tenth of an inch of rain. but we could see a quarter or half inch of rain on the coastal ranges. some favored locations, on wednesday afternoon, a chance of spotty showers will linger along the coast. the tail end of the storm now. approaching the california coastline in the spotty cloud pattern indicating the chance of the showers near the coast into wednesday. but this is what we're going to see overnight. fog, the low clouds and this is drizzle, this is nothing to do with that storm. at least, not main band of that storm. the 8:00 o'clock hour, continuing with the clouds and drizzle. it's going to go lu the 10:00 o'clock hour. into the early afternoon so the giants game will see cloudy conditions, cool temperatures and a little bit of drizzle during the game, but the big rain is not coming in until lalter on in the evening, 8:00 o'clock, the north bay. by midnight, over the central bay, by 3:00 o'clock, it's over the east bay and heading down to the south bay at 5:00 and the chance of spotty showers into

the later morning hours. so here's a look at your extended forecast, drizzle tomorrow morning, rain overnight, wednesday, dry, thursday, but another chance of rain friday and saturday. here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> there's a strong odor around the ender loin. let's just say if you're television or electronic dwiegs has smell vision, you'll be turning down the smell right now. >> this is our building right here. >> uh-huh. >> and this right here, this is all day, ate it up. this is a bathroom, they poo poo here and all day, we have to every day come out here and clean it up. >> yes, it's sad, but true. people have been using the streets of the tender loin as a public toilet. >> it's not right. people behaving badly. look at what you've doing. you've got me out here every day with a water hose, helping out the january ter. >> this is still -- not making this up. a resident on ellis street across from the pit stop.

back in jewel, public works and city -- nonprofit, trying to beautify the city and saw three pit stop portable toilets. they're put in service from tuesday to thursday, from 2:00 to 9:00 during the peak restroom periods. from the church, across from the turk hide mini park and on golden gate. the wears the most problems. they come equipped with a used syringes, dog litter and toilets. each person is allowed 5 minutes to do what they have to do or they'll get a knock on the door. talk about pressure. but are they working? some people say yes, it has cut down on pube lick urination. what this guy is doing on myrtle alley. but. >> everybody is stopping for a minute, but as soon as it leave, they come right here. those pot tyes need to be 24 hours a day.

>>reporter: he's the problem. there are already some ones that people use at a shooting gallery. since the tender loin pit stops have a tendens to avoid abuse, kind of funny that you need security for toilets, 24 hours -- create issues. however, people using san francisco's city streets as public restrooms to the point you have to look where you walk is an even bigger issue. and i can tell you, if i ever step in human waste, i'm tossing my shoes forever. in san francisco, stanley roberts, cohn 4 news. coming up after the break, why the fbi director says apple l and google are helping pedophiles.

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interview, he said that apple's new encryption standards put people beyond the law. he says the privacy safe guards are protecting not only pedophiles, but kidnappers and -- apple recently took measures to enhance user privacy. google did it, too, and that means it will shield your information from anyone, including police. some argue he is misguided, since the fbi can get your phone information any way, they just can't do it secretly now. another argument opening devices to law enforcement means opening them to hackers. pam. >> apple is sed set to launch a new apple pay system this weekend. that's according to a leaked memo from walgreen's. would allow -- iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus owners to use their phone's fingerprint scaners to buy items at stores. walgreen's, bloomingdales and macy's are some of the stores who will participate. iphone users can also buy items in store apps all by using the

phone's fingerprint reader. gary, coming up next, to update us on the 49er monday night match-up with the rams, plus, 39-year-old tim hudson takes the mound for the giants against the cardinals. hear from hudson and gary, next.

0001 giants and cardinals, game 3, tomorrow. a game a piece, they will go at 1:07. now, the giants just to make sure -- we're not -- we flew all night from washington, d.c., they stayed overnight, flew back today. and then went to the practice field. right now, the cardinals without benji -- have to be wondering, can we beat this team? we'll find out. it was one of those games. you thought the giants, they're not going the long ball route. but every break, they're making the cardinals pay. the wild pitch, duffy score, but then when you need a long ball,

the cardinals, boom, colton long, karldals hit 4 home runs last night. really a 1 way or the other, giants or nickel and dimeing their way, cardinals are going deep. 4 home runs, series is even at a game a piece. talking about playing at home before the san francisco fans. >> we know how lucky and fortunate we are and what a tremendous fan base we have and how supportive they are with these guys. etch when things got rough, they stood behind these guys. and players not only want to win for therngsz but they feel like the fans are part of this club. >> all right. and it will be tim hudson tomorrow, starting game 3. against john lackey, the cardinals, 10 games since his last start. in which hudson shut down the washington nationals. here is the veteran, 15 years in the major leagues, this is the

furthest he's gone, tim hudson. >> change your style of pitching, you know, as your body changes, as your, you know, as your velocity may dip a little bit. as things change physically with you, you have to be willing and able to, you know, to reinvent yourself to so to speak. it's one of those things that you have to throw your ego to the side. you might not have that 94 or 95 in the tank anymore. but you -- at this point in my clear ere career, i'm a much smarter pitcher, i understand my body and my mechanics much better than i did when i was younger. >> game 3, american league championship series between the orioles and royals. >> fortunately, you know, today's game, due to weather, field conditions, etcetera, will not be played, push back the game 3 to tomorrow. game 4 to wednesday and game 5 to thursday. >> all right. i've got to admit, while we're running some of this stuff, the 49er game is hot and heavy here, and it's just been a gigantic swing, 14-3 rams with under a minute to play in the first

half, in fact, under 20 seconds, and cap -- con neglected to a long -- connected to a long touchdown pass. that's a heck of a lot better than 14-3. as paulz always, pam, i turn to you, and thank the audience, it's a pretty good game. but what's kron got to say tonight. >> what's gary got to say? >> no, nobody. if i -- 49ers are pretty hot stuff. >> yes, of course. >> if i just got up and just wearing -- i not wearing pants, if i was in boxer shorts, would anybody call in and complain? >> yes, they would. let's not test the theory. >> when the game is on like this. so this is going to be the end of the first half with the rams leading the 49ers, 14-10. meanwhile, tony -- interim coach of the raiders, at the very least, appeared to have the team

playing with a little more enthusiasm. and certainly offensively, derrick carr was outstanding yesterday. he threw for four touchdown passes. 77 yarder to andre holmes. raiders had a chance to win, but down by 3 points late in the game. interseptd, but you watch the raiders go, they were just -- hey, this is a real team. this is a -- the type of team that maybe did k cause some trouble. now, this ball picked off, that was it. but nonetheless, the raiders very, very close, losing by 3 yesterday, they are now 0-5. >> came here to win a football game today. and our league, there's not a lot of those types of things. i did tell them is proud of them. hey, this group, for what they've been through in the last two weeks, came through, played with a lot of energy. >> don't make the same mistake i

did. when i see a guy on camera and he's wearing sunglasses, i sa say to myself, wait a minute, it's indoors, take off those glasses. like the same thing on tv. you know, when we have a reporter every once in a while. let's go to jeffery johnson outside and he can shade. if you come into somebody's living room, you take your shades off, so naturally, i talk about this on the radio. the thing about sunglasses. but in somebody, of course, oh, you didn't know he has some type of im that he's forceed to wear sus glasses. >> you got kind of quiet after that. >> no, i did. isn't that terrible when you say something, when you have the courage to say something, and then -- >> you were wrong. >> you remember jim mcman, he had to wear glasses because he was poked in the eye as a child with a fork, seriously, so from the time -- high school, college, you know, big name player, everybody thought, oes, he's just being cool, but he had to ware sunglasses. floyd may weather back.

and he did it again yesterday. he was going to lose $600,000 betting on the denver bronco, but ji no smith intercepted, ran it back for a touchdown. and they covered the 7.5 point spread, so may weather, he was tweeting out his ticket, all that business, made $600,000. and once again, the man who went to college in las vegas, if somebody said, all right. i won yesterday, but i'd like to show you all the losing tickets i've had, you never see this guy tweet anything out. but nonetheless, he claims he made 600 grand yesterday. somebody has asked for a dog story, so here we go. soccer match, in argentina. and they're going at it. the dog steals the show. started on the field, wandered around a bit before a player gave him a nice little belly rub. he loved dogs. look at this. a nice ligament rup. he brings the dog down by the

belly rub, and then carried him off. so usually, if it's a fan wandering on to the field. >> the police come out. >> exactly. a drunken fan. grab him by the neck and throw him down. it was a real sweet dog and hey happy ending to a story that you'll see only on kron 4. >>. coming up next, the results are in, find out who took home the koun in the annual half moon bay pumpkin weigh-incontest.

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annual pumpkin weigh-incontest in half moon bay with the massive gourd weighing 2058 pounds. organizers say john beat the runner up by more than 300 pounds. he says he will use the $13,000 prize money to make repairs on his home. display at the half man bay art

and pumpkin vest value through the weekend. civic center plaza in san francisco, where tomorrow's 5th annual ucsf children's hospital event. a benefit presented by the sales force.com foundation, in conjunction with the annual dream force gala in san francisco. bruno mars will be performing at the concert. the concert starts tomorrow night at 8:00 o'clock, also scheduled to perform mc hammer and will i am. it sounds like a lot of fun. for a great cause. back, trying to get rain in the forecast. >> wre going to get some rain. low clouds and drizzle. and then late tuesday into wednesday, we'll see rain return to the bay area, going to be real light, nothing real intense, and then another round of light rain expected friday into saturday. >> hope we get more in that round. we'll be back tonight at 8:00 o'clock on the latest on news, weather and sports. hope to see you then. have a nice evening and stay in

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