good evening and thank your for joining at 8, i'm jr stone (justine) and i'm justine waldman. we have team coverage for you this evening. marbirsa rodriguez is tracking florence's slow movements across the carolinas. (jrs) but first we want to get to natasha chen is in wilmington, north carolina with the latest on the situation. (natasha) the situation.the situation. (natasha) deadly florence slowly crawls across the carolinas bringing

devastating floodingand relentless raingovernor roy cooper/ -d- north carolina: "powerful torrents of water are flooding homes, wiping out roads, and sweeping away cars in north carolina."communities -- like new bern north carolina -- now underwater.the rivers already rising from the record rainfall.many waterways not expected to reach the highest levels for another couple of days.john cantey/ lumberton, north carolina mayor pro tem: "this is not over. all the water up upstream has to come downstream... we are doing all we can."thousands are under new evacuation ordersas people who live in these communities escape to higher ground"susan bostic /rocky point, nc: "the river is coming up into our property."tucker sparkman / rocky point, nc "we've been moving beds, linens, clothes, as much stuff as we could to get it out, you know, so we won't lose itsusan bostic

/rocky point, nc: "so, we know it's time to go. it's already up in our yard."emergency officials say people may encounter walls of water -- even when florence eventually subsides.tracy jackson/cumberla nd county emergency services interim director:"we're in a situation that is progressing and has us extremely concerned when it comes to the threat to life safety of citizens here in cumberland county... we do believe that there will be a worst-case scenario" (natasha) (justine) thank you natasha... south carolina had its first death as a result of the aftermath of florence. 61-year-old amber lee was killed when her car hit a fallen tree in union county-south carolina friday night. gov. henry mcmaster / (r) south carolina: "ladies and gentlemen, i'm very sad to announce, if you don't already know, that we have had one victim- storm- related fatality of mrs. amber dawn lee. we were informed she passed away and our prayers and hearts go out to family and loved ones, and we're mighty sorry."(justine)mighty sorry."(justine) 10 other

fatalities blamed on the storm have been reported in north carolina ... including an infant. the storm is already causing catastrophic flooding and is expected to continue inland for days across the carolinas. the deadly storm is barely moving, and is responsible for knocking-out power to nearly a million people. (justine) right now were taking a live look along the coast of folly beach south carolina. you can see the rough surf and rain just pouring down. florence is not going anywhere quickly.(jr stone) we want to continue with our team coverage now as we are joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she has been tracking florence as it creeps along. . .

. the bay area will see slightly warmer temperatures on sunday and monday, but daytime highs will remain below normal. expect 60s along the coast and 70s inland. slightly cooler weather is forecasted for tuesday. warmer temperatures will begin on wednesday and continue on thursday where the bay area will see 5-15 degrees of warming. near average temperatures will return next weekend. no rain is forecast through next week.

"i would greatly appreciate some help to find him. whoever would like to help please come."(jr stone) on monday... 21-year-old santa rosa resident felix (muh-gone-yuh) magana told one of his brothers he was going out for a walk. that morning -- he was spotted at the san rafael transit center, and hasn't been seen since. (justine) today, magana's (mah-gone-yuh) family searched several cities in the north bay for him... kron four's philippe djegal takes us to the search... (philippe) with every passing sign post... an opportunity to post a flier. jose vasquez/brother- "oh, he's very important."antonio vasquez/brother- "i need him

home. felix come home." 21-year-old felix magana (muh-gone-yuh) is one of five brothers. all of them joining the search party, focusing on the san rafael transit center... where he was last seen monday morning. jose vasquez/brother- "he just said he was going to go out for a walk and never came back." felix lives in santa rosa, doesn't drive or have a bike. only a skateboard... his brothers say he's been struggling with mental health issues... and, they don't suspect foul play in his disappearance. antonio vasquez/brother- "he might have not taken his pills. he just had a mental breakdown." the family also searched novato and san francisco. the san rafael police department is aware felix was last seen in their city... but at this point, he can be anywhere.ljose vasquez/brother- "i miss him, we're trying to have him home. we all miss hi" felix stands six-feet two-inches tall... with brown hair and brown eyes. he was last seen wearing a brown windbreaker... blue jeans and a tan golden state warriors hat.antonio vasquez/brother- "i hope he's somewhere safe, but i kind of have a bad feeling he did something, but we'll just leave that feeling alone." the family vows to continue looking for felix until he

turns up. in san rafael, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) people are coming together tonight to support immigrant communities in the bay area. the san francisco chapter of "project by project" is hosting a fundraising event right now. (jr stone) all the proceeds will go directly to a local non profit which serves low income refugees and immigrants. kron 4's gayle ong is live at the event for us tonight,gayle. (gayle)i'm here at the galleria design center,a big fundraiser tonight, and for a good cause.doors opened at 6 and we have a look inside.. this is the 9th annual plate by plate tasting benefit.. hosted by project by project - every year the organization brings out top chefs, mixologists and restaurants from across the bay area.the goal is to increase awareness and raise money for organizations within the asian

american community.tonight's theme is immigration - organizers say the timing is on point with the policy changes..and ongoing anti immigrant rhetoric that's been in the headlines..

a new sign marks naming a park in sf afer robin williams (justine) plus -- finally some good news for the so- called "leaning tower of san francisco" the major steps taken ... to avoid 'yellow tag' status. (justine) with an ipad and an interview... a first hand look at what it feels like to be homeless in san francisco....through virtual reality.

rs) homelessness is an issue across the country -- and especially here in san francisco. this week -- a local non profit is working to bridge the divide between the city's "housed" and "unhoused" through an art installation in hayes valley.(justine) visitors can listen to the stories of homeless people in different neighborhoods -- with the hopes of understanding their struggles. kron4's michelle kingston visited the exhibit today and joins us live with more. (michelle)a number of people were interviewed ... told their stories ... and now you can listen to them through an augmented reality. (mk)ehb teng, formerly homeless "you go to school, you wait until school is done to use the showers, the bathrooms in the locker room, then i'd hike to the 24 hour diner to finish my homework and study and then eat off of people's leftovers, sometimes i would dumpster dive."ehb teng's experience with homelessness as a teen is

just one of many you'll hear at lava mae's art installation in hayes valley.the non profit is working to disrupt the way communities see and serve those living on the streets. rachel wold, lava mae volunteer "we hand them the ipad and explain there's eight different scenes they can view .. if you click on a different person's name a different part of that neighborhood will load onto the screen."hundreds of visitors to the proxy are listening to the stories of people who are or who once were 'unhoused' in san francisco ...."ignorance thats associated with poverty it doesnt make sense that we are in this country and people have to deal with what they have to deal with""i dont let them blame it on the parents cuz i know better"the creators of the project hope to show its visitors how they may be more alike with the homeless people living in their neighborhood than they once thoughtamy schoening, director of art programming for lava mae "in a sense just understand that homelessness is a situation its not a person or a type of person its really the fundamental level of what we are hoping to get out of this."

(michelle)tomorrow is the last day for the art installation on hayes and octavia.they're wrapping it up with a special commnity day open to the public.live in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . . .

the bay area will see slightly warmer temperatures on sunday and monday, but daytime highs will remain below normal. expect 60s along the coast and 70s inland. slightly cooler weather is forecasted for tuesday. warmer temperatures will begin on wednesday and continue on thursday where the bay area will see 5-15 degrees of warming. near average temperatures will return next weekend. no rain is forecast through next week.

(jrs) san francisco's building department has decided not to restrict access to the troubled millennium tower.. as you may be aware of, the millennium is already leaning and sinking... and recently cracked glass was discovered. the decision not to 'yellow tag' the building ... came in an email to the homeowners association ... saying the building department was reviewing the h-o-a's letter and will respond early next week. but will not take any immediate enforcement action, unless the situation changes.sot tom miller/homeowners association attorney 22-27"that's a very big deal and alleviated a lot

of anxiety with thehomeowners themselves" (jrs) homeowners association attorney tom miller .... thinks the city backed off, because of steps the h-o-a took in the last 24- hours. among them.... taping up the cracked window on the 36th floor of the tower... and extending the scaffolding to protect pedestrians should there be any falling glass. the homeowners association will inspect the cracked window on monday. (justine) affordable housing is in short supply in almost every bay area community...and walnut creek is no exception. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports...there is a senior living community that has a lot of applicants -- for just a few spots. (philippe) by the early afternoon... several dozen seniors had applied or inquired about applying for affordable housing in-person and online at montego place senior apartments in walnut creek.maggie/applicant- "it's v ery frustrating." some applicants say they're applying everywhere for apartments that offer 100- percent affordable housing units like montego place... but with little luck, because

of the stiff competition. maggie/applicant- "from walnut creek to concord now to pittsburg." affordable means tenants pay no more than 30-percent of their annual income on rent. in order to qualify, a single person must make below 40-thousand 700-dollars. applications are being accepted for the next week. before the waiting list for consideration is narrowed down to 30.mary paris/resident- "took me two and a half years." 91-year-old mary paris has lived here for 15 years now... she likes the proximity to hospitals and public transportation. and, feels the frustration others are experiencing in desperate search for housing.mary paris/resident- "sometimes we pass away. other times, they find an opening someplace else, so the list, you know, is open. you just have to be patient." which for some is easier said then done. maggie/applicant- "could be four, five, six, seven years. yeah, i don't even know if i'm alive then." before the summer, the city of walnut creek stated 560 affordable housing units were available with more than 140 others currently being built or are in the pipeline. in walnut

creek, philippe djegal, kron creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. "3, 2, 1, yeah!!" the sign is now up... at a popular grassy spot on golden gate park's east end, to honor bay area native and comedy legend robin williams. the unveiling of the sign marks the final step in renaming the former sharon meadow. it comes as the 38th annual comedy day in the park starts.. williams supported and often performed at comedy day. "this is what parks our all about community and laugher this is a really really good thing to do."(justine) the san (justine) the san (justine) the san francisco recreation and park commission unanimously approved the renaming the site to "robin williams meadow" in december of 2017. he died in august of 2014.

"liftoff of the final delta 2" (jrs) today nasa launched a monitoring device they are calling: ice-sat-2 -- which stands for ice, cloud, and land elevation satellite. the satellite will provide critical observations of earth's changing ice sheets, glaciers, and sea ice to measure the height of earth's ice. scientists want to see how fast polar ice is melting and what areas are seeing the biggest losses. it is said to be nasa's most advanced laser instrument of its kind. the launch happened around 9 am eastern time saturday from vandenberg air force base. (justine) and a huge hip-hop and a huge hip-hop concert in the east bay is happening right now. but the noise complaint number set-up for people to call.... is not working. we have a live report up ahead. (jrs) police are now releasing video from the shooting of a 21 year old man earlier this month. what the video shows the suspect actually carrying.

(justine) sacramento (justine) sacramento police released several minutes of video from the night officers shot and killed a 19-year-old man earlier this month. they say he had a b-b gun that looked like a real one.(jr stone) critics point out that gun is not visible in any of the videos. sonsee-ahray tonsall reports. his hood and mask are obvious. what isn't clearly visible in newly released sacramento police department video of their killing of darell richards is the most dangerous alleged element of their encounter with him:his gun. natsot/caller"ma'am, this guy got the gun in his hand."911 callers referenced it when they made the report that started the almost four hour pursuit ending with the end of richards' life at a curtis park home.officers who

followed him from broadway to first avenue say the gun they saw was used to threaten at least three people before it was turned on them while the 19-year-old was under a stairwell, producing this result.natsot"show me your hands. put the gun down." (gunshots)as part of its body cam release from the incident, sacramento police shared these images.on the left, the replica sig sauer pellet gun they say they found near richard's body, sitting on top of a knife they say he was also carrying. on the right, a picture of a real sig sauer p225.natsot/reporter"i don't see any shot where you can actually see him behind the stairs holding it, pointing it at the officers. is that correct?sgt. vance chandler/sacramento police "in the video footage? that's correct."and with this killing causing so much pain for richards' family...natsot (crying)and such intense outrage...natsot"i'm not afraid of you! i'm not! (bleep) you!"for a community demanding justice for the third young black man they way was killed by city officers in just the last 9 months.still not having a clear picture of what happened in this case is unacceptable.tanya

faison/black lives matter"in maryland, officers got in trouble for carrying pellet guns around and placing them on bodies after they killed them. i don't trust our police. for the last couple times that they've killed people, they've always put out a narrative that's been in favor of them and then when more information comes out we find out that they comes out we find out that they actually lied. joseph mann, they lied. they said he was charging at them with a knife when actually he was dodging their vehicle. with stephon, they said he had a gun. then they said he had a toolbar, then the sheriff's department put out that he actually had a cell phone. (jrs) that was sonseeahray tonsall reporting. two officers involved in the incident are on paid administrative lead. (justine) the fun things happening during chinatowns autumn moon festival.. and the costume contest you won't want to miss. (justine) as we follow the movements of florence.. the deadly storm is battering the

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we have tried to prepare for this worst-case scenario. we do believe that there will be a worst-case scenario. (justine) at least 11 people have died from now tropical storm florence. president donald trump approved a disaster declaration for eight north carolina counties impacted the storm.....(jrs) the move makes federal money available for housing, home repairs, and other necessities. the 11 deaths have been linked to florence in north and south carolina. meteorologists say 40 inches of rain could fall in some areas before it's all said and done. in hard-hit new bern, hundreds have been rescued from flood waters. so right now, we've rescued over 400 people. we still have about a hundred that want to be rescued and we are -- we have about 1200

people in the shelters in clayton county.shelters in clayton county.tracy jackson/cumberland county emergency services interim director: "we are ordering a mandatory evacuation. the city and county have done this in coordination with one another. and we would have not done this unless it was in our estimation, a serious life- threatening situation." (justine)(justine) and in fayetteville, north carolina a mandatory evacuation is in place as officals fear the river will crest around 62 feet. florence is moving slowly across eastern south carolina . it's expected to produce catastrophic flooding across both carolinas this weekend (jw) thousands of marriott hotel employees could go on strike at any moment across america..including right here in the bay area. (jrs) the workers are in the middle of a contract negotiations between the hotel chain and their union called 'unite here'. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco with their demands...ella?

a main issue is that the hotel employees say they don't make a livable wage here...now several months into the bargaining they are ready to strike ...saying one job should be enough. bull horns and pickett signs are stacking up in the office of union here local 2 that's representing 2500 marriott employees across san francisco who are ready to strike...they voted this week to do so for the first time...saying the international business is more than capable of raising their wages so they can afford to live and work in the bay area. sot: anand singh, president united here local 2// "marriott now is the largest hotel employer in this city.

they can certainly afford to do better than they put across the table and so workers took a we're serious about the potential about walking out on strike."on top of more pay union here local 2 are fighting for workplace safety, noting alleged sexual assault reports from housekeepers... and to do away with the green choice program which they say has added more strenuous labor. the program is promoted by marriott as a means to help the environment and cut back on cleaning and laundry per guest, but hotel maids say they end up using more water, chemicals, and are putting in more work at the end of a stay to catch up.marriott international releaesed a statement saying "through many years of working with unite here, we have always taken the negotiation process seriously and reached agreements. we have no reason to believe that this negotiation process will be any different. we respect the right of our associates to voice their opinions on issues that are important to them. should the union and our employees choose to strike, our hotels will continue to operate and work to minimize any disruption and to provide the excellent service that our guest have come to expect."- marriott international this this annoucement comes at the heels of what the union says is conference season which could be used as leverage to put the pressure on marriott. live in san

francisco ella sogomonian kron4 news. (jr) happening tomorrow is the 28th annual autumn moon festival. the event started today in chinatown and is filled with arts and crafts as well as cultural exhibits. tomorrow there will be a crazy rich asian's costume contest and performances by street entertainers. you can also catch multiple parades along historic grant avenue between california street and columbus avenue. head to our website kron 4 dot com for a full line up of activies and performances. (jrs) (jrs) threatening conditions. we take a look at the fight fire fighters are are upagaisnt wityh the delta fire. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on...

(justine) a shooting rampage left six people dead. new court documents reveal what may have been the tipping point for the alleged killer in bakersfield.

(justine) investigators are still trying to determine why a man went on a deadly rampage in bakersfield. killing his ex-wife and four others before turning the gun on himself.(jrs) but we are now learning about the couple's divorce, which the gunman's former wife seeked to re-open. olivia lavoice reports ... javier casarez and petra bolanos were married for over 28 years married for over 28 years when he filed for divorce in december.there was no arguing over assets or children, no attorneys were involved.javier told the court he and his then wife petra had worked out child custody and alimony on their own.the

marriage was dissolved by the court in june.this was around the time that according to court documents-javier kicked petra out of their home and cut her off financially.court documents say this is what pushed petra to ask a family member for help with translating the divorce proceedings, as she said she couldn't read english.it seems that's when it clicked-petra realized her husband had left her with nothing: no child or spousal support, and no property.so on august 31st, after saving up money to get legal help, she filed a motion begging the judge to give her the chance to oppose the divorce proceedings,even though their divorce was already finalized.she said javier had never told her about their prior hearing and that he intercepted her mail. she said that's why she didn't oppose earlier rulings. petra said despite what javier filed with the court- she does needs child support, spousal support, and full ownership of the family home- requesting that javier move out, so she and their young daughter can move back in. in her own words petra said

quote, please do not punish me for my ignorance. she spoke of fighting for the chance for justice on behalf of her minor children, herself, and the opportunity for a chance to respond. it seemed petra's request was granted, as a court hearing was set for october 11th to take the matter up in front of the judge. the paperwork regarding the new hearing was mailed out to javier on tuesday september 4th. the following wednesday, he murdered petra and four others. (jrs)(jrs) firefighters are still fighting the delta fire as it has exploded to 68,000 acres. we now hear the latest from the fire line

(jrs) the worlds largest bouncy house has popped up in the bay area. where you can find it and just how long its sticking around.

(justine)organizers say about 40-thousand people are attending a hip hop festival underway at the oakland coliseum tonight. (jrs)and this year.. the oakland and san leandro police departments set up a noise complaint hotline ahead of the show.. but it doesnt work. kron 4's hermela aregawi was at the festival.. and joins us live from oakland with that story.. hermela, how loud is it out there? (hermela) (hermela)(hermela) (hermela)

(justine) (hermela) (hermela) (hermela) (jrs) (jrs) the lgbtq

organization glaad is holding a gala tonight. the event brought out numerous celebrities including actresses leslie jordan and san francisco native josie

totah. ross mathews an honoree spoke at the event. "that means alot"(jrs)alot" (jrs) the event is honoring alyssa miliano a me too advocate with the glaad inaugurual aridne getty ally award.. she is being presented this award for publically speaking out in support of the lbgqt community and lbgqt support of the lbgqt community and has raised awarness for hiv and aids. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa

rodriguez has our forecast. . the bay area will see slightly warmer temperatures on sunday and monday, but daytime highs will remain below normal. expect 60s along the coast and 70s inland. slightly cooler weather is forecasted for tuesday. warmer temperatures will begin on wednesday and continue on thursday where the bay area will see 5-15 degrees

of warming. near average temperatures will return next weekend. no rain is forecast through next week.

(j.r.)college football saturday here in the bay area. gotta love it when stanford has those day games and they had one today. we go to stanford stadium. the cardinal taking on uc davis. slow start for the team. down three to nothing. k.j. costello looking for a man. jj arcega-whiteside has it in the endzone for a 9 yard touchdown. then stanford up a touchdown late second quarter. costello again looking for his guy. arcega- whiteside has it again. an 8 yard touchdown this time. beautiful grab. late third quarter starnford up 20 to 3.

play action. costello is going deep. osiris brown's got it. 53 yard catch. that would lead to a cardinal touchdown. stanford goes on to win this game 30 to 10. they have a tough one next week as they travel to oregon to take on the ducks. (j.r.) the oakland athletics won a close one last night against the tampa bay rays. another close one on saturday afternoon. we go to florida. bottom of the second...brand on lowe says watch this. i can hit the ball real far. that is a two run shot. that is something you don't like to see if you are an a's fan. rays on the board first. two to nothing. top of the third here come the a's. jed lowrie at the plate. that's a base hit deep into the right field corner. nick martini scores. a's are on the board. top of the sixth...still a one run game. matt olson says....how....bout....a homerun. that ball is gone. we got ourselves a tie game at

2. but then the rays...they respond with a triple to right...then a sacrifice. this game was exciting but tampa bay goes on to win this seven to five. oakland still in that 2nd wild car spot. the los angeles dodgers had won three in a row going into saturday's matchup against st. louis. their superstar yasiel pieg came up big. first in the fourth....boom that is a homerun. then in the fifth he hit another home run. in the eigth he hit a third homerun. the dogers routed the cardinals 17 to 4 but here's why this game is big. los angeles is now a game ahead of st. louis for the second spot in the n.l. wildcard. the team has now won four in a row and has a chance to increase their lead in that second wild card spot tomorrow against the (j.r.) we are less than 24 hours away from the san francisco 49ers home opener out at levi's stadium. should

be an exciting one. the team took will be taking on the detroit lions. i saw several lions fans in san francisco on saturday. both the niners and the lions are looking for their first win of the season. jimmy garoppolo on one side of things and matthew stafford on the other. jimmy g is going against a lions pass defense that was bottom five in the nfl last year. a defense that got left in the dust last weekend against rookie weekend against rookie quarterback sam darnold and the jets. here's something to watch. the 49ers red zone offense. last week they scored just one touchdown in four tries when they came close to the goaline. all in all if they play well they should be okay here. as for the raiders. they will go up against the denver broncos tomorrow afternoon. they've got something to prove as well. last week the raiders lost 33 to 13 after being tied with the rams in the third quarter. yes, i'd say the fourth quarter didn't go so well. derek carr needs to find amari cooper in this

game. the star receiver had just nine yards in the season opener. the broncos beat the seahawks last week and this is a tough matchup against the division rival broncos. derek carr received quite a bit of heat after the lost this past monday. should be see how he comes back. they're ready high.high. (justine) happy international red panda day! just where you can see this adorable baby up close and personal for yourself!

(justine) we have breaking news for you as we follow tropical storm florence.(jrs) two more people have now died due to the impacts of the deadly storm. this brings the total to 13 people who have lost their lives. the slow moving storm is pounding the north and south carolina coast. we will have more on this report on kron4

news at 10. (justine) today is international red panda day-- and in timely fashion, the milwaukee county zoo is announcing its newest adorable addition. a baby red panda was born there june sixth. the female cub was just six ounces at birth... and now weighs about five pounds. these animals are endangered... making every birth cause for celebration. if you want to see this sweet girl, she'll be making her public debut in a few weeks. she doesn't have a name yet-- but zoo officials promise to name her soon. (jrs) take off your shoes bay area and get ready to have a blast! the world's largest bounce house ever created is now in sausalito. the 10,000 square foot inflatable structure isn't your typical bounce house. families will walk through the doors of this inflatable castle and test their skills on the obstacle course, get big-air on basketball courts, and glide down the giant slide into the ball pit. and if you missed out today it will still be here tomorrow until 5:45 p

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