went home...while two went to the main office for help...saying they were naseaous...after some questioning they admitted to eating the laced treats. all remaining four were seen by emt's.sot: "are you surprised this happened here."sot: paulina luna, alumnus// "no because when i went to school here that's what everybody was doing. so im surprised it was only five."sot: jeanette jackson, guardian// "i'm not suprised by i am sad though because it's just dangerous and it seems to be out of hand now." guardians say although they're not suprised they are dissappointed...and this shouldn't have happened. a west county unified school district spokesperson said the first priority is that students are safe and healthy...but there are disciplinary steps. everyone we spoke with were glad however that the teens did asked for help when they needed it.sot: brenda rivera, freshman// "it was good that they went to the office because they didn't feel good so they went to get help from other people."

the west county unified school district spokesperson say discipline will come later but that won't be made public because the minors are entitled to privacy under state and federal laws.live in richmond ella sogomonian kron 4news.kron 4news. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight.... street gangs are evolving into more sophisticated crimes... that's according to california authorities.. this come after 32 - members of street gangs have been indicted on 240 - counts ... including credit card fraud. they are suspected in an unusually sophiscated scheme targeting credit card readers from medical and dental offices===some here in the bay area. the charges are against members of the "bully boys" and "coco boys" street gangs. california attorney general xavier becerra says hundreds of people across 13 counties have been victimized. and the stolen property including 40 credit card terminals, laptops, and patient files. the attorney general says

its a wake up call < xavier becerra, california attorney general: "it better be a because it's no longer the equifax of the facebook breaches. it's now your local dentist or your local doctor. and again, as i said, it's not just that you off with these fake refunds, it's that they may start using your personal data as well."> (vicki)(vicki)well.">(vicki) the gangs are accused of stealing more than one million dollars in the scheme. they are also still searching for seven fugitives... 25 alleged gang memberes have already been arrested. (grant) a veteran san francisco muni driver is in critical condition tonight... after losing control of the bus and crashing into a van.. a tree... and a dry cleaning business. three passengers on that bus were also injured. dash camera video captured the wild scene unfold. a muni spokesperson says the operator - for some unknown reason, lost control of the bus, bounced over the divider

and slammed into a tree ...a parked van... and a dry cleaner. the owner of the days inn next door heard it all. (grant) the muni driver has the muni (grant) (grant) the muni driver has been an operator for 38 years. investigators say they're trying to figure out why this happened. they are going over video from the crash, including video from the 12 cameras on board the bus. ((2shot))((vicki))happening now...the east coast is bracing for hurricane florence. the storm is picking up steam in the atlantic tonight. ((grt)) the governors of virginia, north carolina and south carolina have issued mandatory evacuation orders..for hundreds of thousand of people along the coast. they've also declared states of emergency. ((vicki))jim rowbottom has the

latest. florence is expected to make landfall late thursday or early friday.virginia is among the states bracing.the governor is ordering nearly 250-thousand people to evacuate hampton roads and eastern shore on tuesday.gov. ralph northam/ virginia:"this is a serious storm and it's going to affect the entire state of virginia and not just virginia, but our neighbors to the south." 17:36:23florence reached category 4 status monday. it prompted numerous warnings from state officials to not underestimate the threat. gov. larry hogan/ maryland:"we are preparing for the potential of historic catastrophic and life-threatening flooding in maryland."as some residents prepare for what's to come--a mandatory evacuation order takes effect noon tuesday in eight counties along south carolina's 187-mile coastline. the governor estimates about a million people will be affected by the order.gov. henry mcmaster/ south carolina: "this may be inconvenient. this is a very dangerous hurricane. but we are not going to gamble with the lives of the people of south carolina. not a one." mandatory evacuations were ordered monday for six counties in north carolina.the governor also urged residents to prepare for lengthy power outages after the hurricane

arrives.he encouraged people to learn evacuation routes and put fuel in their vehicles in case they're ordered to leave. gov. roy cooper/ north carolina: "today let me be clear. north carolina is taking hurricane florence seriously and you should too. get ready now."i'm jim rowbottom reporting. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia

is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a few clouds on tuesday throught thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend.

(grant) the snell fire continues to burn in the north bay... it's buring southeast of middletown... over 24- hundred acres over 24- hundred acres have burned and it is only 45 percent contained tonight... about 12-hundred firefighters are working the flames... fire crews still don't know how it started. (vicki) residents expressing relief after mandatory evacuations were lifted this morning. and they could return home. kron 4's michelle kingston has more on that .. from pope valley tonight. (mk)michele kingston, mkingstonnews"mandatory evacuation orders for berryessa estates and snell valley road have been lifted but this fire is still burning and crews are still very hard at work.""it's sad to look out at a place that used be so

beautiful."a pope valley resident who didn't want to go on camera ... is relieved to be back home -- and describes the horrific scene when firefighters told her it was time to evacuate"we looked out and there was a huge plume of black smoke ... and then finally we saw flames just kind of burst up and that's when the evacuation went in order."and further down the street -- around the corner from snell valley road ... sue von daniels is also missing the view she once had in her backyard -- but is happy her home is still standinglogan daniels and sue von daniels "such a big relief, we got here and it was like tears of joy. it's a massive weight off your shoulders to know you're safe and everyone you know here is good."ánatsáfire crews are busy putting out hotspots but also trimming trees and branches near the fire to keep residents safesue von daniels "they are definitely heroes and we can't thank them that they do and are still continuing to do."in pope

valley michelle kingston kron 4 news (vicki) interstate-5 interstate-5 has re-opened ... six days after the delta wildfire burning along the freeway, forced it to close for miles through shasta county. officials say, the freeway is safe for travel... but potential closures could be ordered at any time... because the fire is still burning. so far, more than 49-thousand acres have burned. the wildfire is just 5-percent contained tonight. (grant) more problems for the troubled millennium tower. as you likely know, the luxery high rise is already sinking and leaning, and recently they found cracked glass.. . now, federal regulators are investigating .... and it looks like may be a month before we know what caused that glass to crack. kron 4's dan kerman reports .. 8 pkgmore complications for the sinking and leaning millennium tower... kron4news has confirmed the federal aviation administration has

now opened an investigation into the crash of a drone being used to photograph that cracked exterior window on the 36th floor. the drone crashed onto a nearby sidewalk saturday narrowly missing pedestrians. the f.a.a. will be looking into whether the pilot violated aviation regulation part 107 which among other things says "you must not fly over people who are not involved in the operation of the drone. and you must not pose a hazard to any manned aircraft or to people or property on the ground."attorneys say retrieving footage from the crashed drone is unlikely, as is another plan have someone rappel over the side of the building to take photos and tape the window up.sot tom miller/attorney, millenium tower homeowners association 51-59it raises a lot of issues for us and the assocaition safetywise and we want to be sure whatever we are doing is safe.attorney for the homeowners assocaition, which is suing the buildings developer says the plan now is to wait a month until their window washing scaffolding platform is repaired. by that time a new piece of glass should be ready to install, and the cracked glass can be removed and inspected. tho hoa doesnt believe waiting a month raises any safety concerns.sotwe put a scaffolding down below, and we are also informed that the cracked window is embedded in a silicone sealant so no harm to be cuase by any of that breaking off or falling. so we think it's safe for now. standup dan kerman/sf 144-154 again until inspectors get an

upclose view of the glass from the outside they won't know why it cracked in the first place. the city has now asked for timeline for repair. they will then review it and decide if it meets their standards. in sf dan kerman kron 4news. (grant) coming up... a

police officer hits a woman while breaking up a fight-- and it was all caught on camera... now many people are raising questions about use of force. (vicki) plus... a body was found near the railroad tracks in the east bay and now police are investigating it as a suspicious death... details on the case next... (grant) and...most raiders and...most raiders fans...pleasantly surprised so far in the team's season opener...after the shocking departure of their superstar player...and the high profile arrival of their head coach. a live report from the coliseum...right after the break.

(grant) tonght-- the silver and black are back in action at the oakland coliseum.... the raiders are hosting the rams...in what could be the last season opener in oakland... the raiders are set to play in a new stadium in vegas in two years..next year's still up in the air. kron4's j-r stone is live at the coliseium tonight-- where he spoke to die hard fans about the game, r? you've gotta give credit to these fans. they tell me they will support their team here or in vegas but they aren't at all happy about the move and not at all happy with team management. sotthis is the

last year we're gonna be here because you knwo unfortunately the raider organization are dumbassesit feels like they are trying to escape and they don't care about the fan base hereit's just a very hurtful thing that the organization has decided to leave....it's like christmas but you know it's your last christmasbeen coming here forever...sad to know this may be our last opening dayi can't see las vegas promoting or supporting the team like they do here. will you be going to vegas too? i already went there and i told em to stick it.trt: :59 oc: to stick itback out here live this evening...what a game we have going..... going.....a game we have evening...what live this back out here oc: to stick ittrt: :59oc: to stick itback out here live this evening...what a game we have going.....

(vicki) breaking news out of the noth bay tonight where a grass fire is buring in marin... it has burned about 5 acres in the area of samuel p taylor state park...

it's in a area where it is diffuclt for fire crews to access.. there is no containment right now...no evacuations are in order and no structures are threatened... we'll continue to monitor this story throughout the hour and will bring you the latest updates... (vicki) tonight.... a murder investigation is underway in the east bay. a body was found near railroad tracks -- and we now know, this is not a case of suicide, nor an accident. (grant) kron 4's haaziq madyun talked with investigators today about the case. (pkg)sot

investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identitysot

(vicki) in morgan hill -- police arrested three suspects involved in a stabbing that left a 16-year-old in critical condition. police say it happened on friday near tennant avenue and church street. however -- police we're not able to locate a victim or witnesses at that address. reports say several minuts later -- officers found out that the victim was in the hospital recovering from stab wounds in his back. on saturday -- police 19- on saturday on saturday -- police 19- year-old roman yerkovich... and 19-year-old luis pineda... a minor was also arrested. the two adults we're both booked into the santa clara county main jail on attempted homicide and conspiracy. (grant) california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law today .... requiring all of the state's electricity to come from clean sources by 20-45. those sources include solar, wind, and hydropower. it is the

latest in a series of goals set by the state .... to fight the effects of climate change. however -- hardcore environmentlaists say california is not going far enough... because the bill does not affect in-state oil and gas drilling. < "yes, it is existential threat no matter what the nay-sayers may say, it is a real, present danger to california and the people of the world."> the signing came in the same week that san francisco will host a global climate action summit that kicks off tomorrow. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very

dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a few clouds on tuesday throught thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend. (grant)topvo still ahead... a die-hard san jose sharks fan has an amazing collection of memorabilia... and he hasn't let his serious illness stop him from going to games... hear how the south bay team showed him that the love is mutual. is mutual. weekend.warmer next slightly will be slightly warmer next weekend.

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new report shows that nationwide... 'obamacare' prices will rise an average of about three- percent next year. and that's a signifcant drop from last year's increase...when rates for many americans jumped double digits. (vicki) but here in the golden state, convered california customers will be paying nearly nine percent more next year. and while that's better than years past...it's not good news. our washington correspondent mark meredith takes a closer look.

trt: 1:08out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "2019 is going to be very different from year's past"chris sloan with the health care consulting firm avalere (áava-leará) says in 2019 most obamacare users are in for some better news.avalear's research shows premiums will increase only moderately ...about 3.3% on average."last year we saw premium increases around 30%, going into this year it looks like health plans have figured out this market, figured out how to price it"sloan says consumers in eleven states can actually expect to pay less next year . for example, premiums in iowa, north carolina, and tennessee are forecast to decrease in 2019.avalear says premiums are settling down because insurance companies are becoming better acquainted with the ever changing health care market. but this report is not all good news for consumers.in seven states....avalear expects prices to jump by double digits...they include connecticut - 12.3% hawaii - 13.8%virginia - 10.9%west virginia - 15.1 % open enrollment for the affordable care act insurance market begins november first.and sloan says even if your premium is going up...you may have more options than you

think. (vici)topvo ahead at nine...a bizarre case out of dallas, texas... a police officer shoots and kills a man dead in his own apartment... she claims she thought she was in her apartment. details on the charges and how they could be upgraded tonight.... (grant)topvo plus...the white house holds its first briefing since last week's west wing crisis...the alarming op-ed by a senior administration official and the release of scathing excerpts from bob woodward's new book. details on the new phone policy at the white house... (vicki) and after the break... the first two west nile deaths of the year reported in california... hear why health officials say many people need to be on guard.

(vicki) now at 9:30... health officials say two people in california have died from the west nile virus. (grant)2 shot one person is from glenn county and the other lived in yuba county. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with officials in contra costa county who arwarning people...that we are still in the peak of the west nile season...and people need to be on guard. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october and it's warm here then so we are in peak season" nola woods, with the contra costa mosquito and vector control district, says there is an uptick in the number of birds, bugs, and chickens that have

tested positive with the west nile virus so far this season. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october and it's warm here then so we are in peak season" california department of public health has reported reported 56 human cases of the virus in 21 california counties this year, 2 of those ended in death for the people infected. also across the state 6 horses, 422 birds, and 104 chickens have tested positive for west nile. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so need people to help get rid of standing water and be on guard" (grant) happening tomorrow-- tuesday marks the 17th anniversary of the september and be on guard" standing water to help get rid of standing water and be on guard"

(grant) happening tomorrow-- tuesday marks the 17th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks...(vicki) 2,983 men, women and children were killed in the attacks at the world trade center site, the pentagon, aboard flight 93 and in the 1993 w-t-c bombing... the 9-11 memorial and museum in new york will host a commemoration ceremony to honor the all the victims lost and their families... the ceremony will start at 8:46 a.m. eastern time-- 5:46 a-m our time... the time-- 5:46 a-m our time... the moment the first plane-- a boeing 767 loaded with 20-thousand gallons of jet fuel crashed into the north tower of the world trade center in new york city. then a complete list of the victims names will be read during the ceremony...

(grant) in other national news tonight.... the white house held its first briefing today-- since the publication of a new york times op-ed by a senior administration official-- and the release of excerpts from bob woodward's new, scathing book about the trump administration. from our partners at c- n-n, here's kaitlan collins. president trump downplaying the chaos tonight...claiming the white house is a smooth running machine...as crisis unfolds in the west wing...the white house...taking questions from reporters today for the first time in nearly three weeks...sarah sanders....takin g aim at bob woodward over his tell-all book on the trump white house.sarah sanders/ white house press secretary"to not even take the time to get a 10 dollar fact-checker, to call around and verify that some of these quotes were.. when no effort was made, it seems like a very careless and reckless way to write a book." with no public events on his schedule today.. trump waging a war against bob woodward

from behind closed doors...calling his book a 'joke'....'just another assault against me'....and hitting him for not naming his sources....trump highlighting denials from defense secretary james mattis and chief of staff john kelly...though woodward says they're just trying...to protect themselves...bob woodward/ author, "fear: trump in the white house""they are not telling the truth. these people, these are political statements to protect their jobs, totally understandable." woodward..defending his decision to not name his sources...bob woodward/ author, "fear: trump in the white house""these are not unnamed incidents. specific people on specific dates." standing by his reporting.... bob woodward/ author, "fear: trump in the white house""i've never seen an instance when the president is so detached from the reality of what's going on." as trump continues to fume over the publication of an anonymous op- ed....claiming there's a resistance inside his administration....the search for the author continues... though sanders said today lie detector tests aren't on the table, sources say trump hasn't ruled them out.and his own vice president volunteering to take one.... vice president pence/ fox news sunday"i would agree to take it in a heartbeat."pence getting a do-over...after he was first asked if anyone on his staff wrote the op-ed... pence/ face the nation"i just -- i wouldn't know. and i

would -- i really would hope not..."telling cbs he misunderstood the question... pence/ face the nation"i thought you were speaking about the administration staff. let me be very clear, i'm 100 percent confident that no one on the vice president's staff was involved in this anonymous editorial..."amid the paranoia...a new change in west wing phone policy...sources tell cnn staff can no longer leave their government issued devices outside the situation room...like they did for the last 19 months...sources say this is a direct response...to omarosa manigault newman...after she revealed she taped john kelly firing her last year. her last year. (grant) tonight, a new cnn poll finds the president's approval rating has fallen six points in the last month -- and now stands at a new low

among independent voters. overall, just 36 percent approve of the way the president is handling his job -- down from 42 percent in august. and only 32 percent find the president trustworthy. (vicki) a manslaughter charge against a dallas police officer accused of fatally shooting a man in his own apartment could be upgraded. it's a bizarre case that right now has more questions than answers. officer amber guyger and the man who was killed, botham shem jean, live in the same apartment complex. police say guyger told them she returned to what she thought was her apartment after her shift last thursday. she was still in uniform. guyger said she encountered jean and at some point, shot him. but it was actually his apartment and she had somehow mistaken it for hers. it's unclear what, if anything, was said before jean was shot. now jean's mother wants answers.

guyger was arrested sunday on a manslaughter charge. she was released from jail that evening after posting a 300-thousand dollar bond. the d-a says the charge could be upgraded when her office presents the case to a grand jury. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) just around the corner in sports, the latest from the coliseum....for the raiders- rams season opener. also, i know the 49ers game was hard to watch at some points, but see why everything could be made better this week against the lions. details ahead.

opening at the coliseum... for the beginning of part 2 of the jon gruden era. right now, the score... 13-all. the silver and black marched down their field with a marshawn lynch touchdown on their opening drive. then the rams came right back. since then, they've exchanged field goals. more on this later on. meanwhile the 49ers regrouping now after jimmy g's 2018 debut did not go as planned. the franchise quarterback that was unbeaten in 7-career starts... with a brutal outing sunday in a 24-

16 loss to the vikings. garoppolo sacked three times, a trio of interceptions--- including one that went back the other way for a touchdown. but it wasn't all on him... the offense went 1-for-4 in the redzone, one trip that ended with an alfred morris fumble at the goal line. this afternoon, kyle shanahan...discussing missed opportunities and his quarterback's response to adversity. "jimmy has had a lot of success in the games he's played. but, he's a guy you don't have to beat around the bush with.he's as disappointed when he misses a play as anyone. that makes him fun to coach. you can be honest with him. you can keep it real with him. you don't have to worry about offending him because he's a guy who is realistic and understands when he does well and when he does bad. that's what will give him a chance to recover from not playing as good as he could." --up next for the niners, the lions on sunday. --detroit hosted sam darnold and the jets tonight.. the rookie out of usc...with veteran poise... shook off a pick six on his 1st pass.. and came back with a 41-yard strike to robby anderson.

17-7 jets. --and the new york defense feasted on matt stafford... picked him off 4-times, and one went for a td. jets roll 48-17 coming up on kron4 sports at 10, full highlights from the coliseum for the raiders season opener. until then, more news after the break.

(grant) breaking news out of the north bay tonight where a grass fire is buring in marin county... it has burned about 5 acres in the area of samuel p taylor state park... it's in a area where it is diffuclt for fire crews to access.. there is no containment right now... evacuations are in order... there is smoke are in order...

there is smoke in the san geronimo and fairfax areas... but right now no structures but right now fairfax areas... but right now no structures are threatened... we'll continue to monitor this story throughout the hour and will bring you the latest updates... (vicki) new tonight at nine... video of a kansas city police officer hitting a woman while breaking up a fight over the weekend -- is spreading online. reporter robert townsend spoke to some people... who are raising questions about use of force. "she probably provoked him." raquel diaz and her sister were shocked to see the cell phone video.in this video, a kansas city police officer appears to strike a woman with his right hand on her left arm... and immediately after---she fell face down to the ground.raquel diaz/kansas city:"he should have handled it a different way than pushing her to the ground." andrea diaz/kansas city:"he is using excessive force."robert townsend/reporting:"why do you say that?"andrea diaz/kansas

city:"because of the way that he's hitting her, the way he's hurting her. she falls to the floor."police say it happened just after midnight as a second officer was apparently restraining the woman.police say the video --two witnesses shared with fox 4 -- does not show what led up to the fight. today we showed the video to people attending the westport art fair.diana shelton/westport visitor:"i didn't see her do anything towards the office. i seen him hit her."pat terry/westport visitor:"you don't see everything that happened, but that looks a little excessive right off the bat."in a statement sent to fox 4, kansas city police say "to release the woman's grip another officer appears to forcefully slap downward at her arm/hands. this coupled with her fighting and/or resisting, likely caused her to fall into the direction of the officer and onto the ground."diana shelton/westport visitor:"she didn't have a weapon, even if she cussed him out, you are trained as a police officer to handle that situation. yeah, keep your composure. he escalated it." (vicki) there were no reports of injuries from the

women involved and neither chose to file charges. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 60s at the coast. dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian pr bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a clouds thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend. (grant) 4 your health 4 your (grant) 4 your health tonight....

most people getting ready for a vacation have their eyes on the prize... but they often fail to but they often on the prize... but they often fail to health hazards they y encounter along the way.(vicki) here are a few tips to help travelers stay healthy on their next flight. an airline cabin is a prime breeding ground for bacteria. the tray table was áby fará the most contaminated surface tested. it was followed by the overhead air vent ... the lavatory flush button ... and the seatbelt buckle. so travelers should carry antibacterial wipes and hand sanitizer to prevent from getting sick... wipe down tray tables, seatbelt buckles, arm rests and seatback pockets when you sit down. hydrate

yourself... since there is less humidity than most people are used to. and choose a window seat...they have the least contact with other passengers. (grant) no surprise that today's teens are constantly on their smartphones checking social media.. and prefer texting over face-to-face communication. but a new poll finds that these same teens-- also say social media has a positive effect on their lives. the poll released todaby common sense media surveyed more than one- thousand 13-17 year-olds. those teens said social media helps them feel more confident, less lonely, and less depressed. researchers also say 89- percent of teenagers have their own smartphone. that's up from 41-percent in 20-12-- the last time the survey was conducted. (vicki) new tonight at nine...a man in rancho cordova is receiving praise from the san jose sharks and it's not just because he is a big super fan...(grant)2 shot front land the die-hard fan has dealt

with some health complications and the team wanted to come out and show their support...much like he has for them. reporter áwes batta- leaseá shows us how they they are giving back to him... sot steve cropper ' you know my half-sister flaked on my dad in 2004, i went to the game just to keep him company and i went there and though omg this is exciting. i was excited, crazy excited, i mean douglas is my favorite player thatús ever played for the sharks' sot douglas 'we saw pictures of his collection and we wanted to come out here and pay him a visit and thank him for his support and witness all his collection' sot steve 'well i started out with headaches. they finally got me in for a ct scan, saw something and didnút know what it was exactly went in for an mri and they diagnosed a 5 centimeter tumor.' sot steve 'you think about dying. when i went into surgery, if i woke up blind, i didnút want to wake up so you learn to appreciate the small things in

life.' nat 'all right letús go!' 'hey douglas! nice to meet you brother. hi dan nice to meet you' 'come on in' nat 'so, i put some pucks out here.' 'this is the best day ever for a sharks fan' 'thatús peter laptin i think. he played one game for the sharks. hereús (some other hockey player) oh thatús a rare one too' sot douglas 'he doesnút want us to come here and feel bad for him weúre here to lift his spirits going through something like this.' sot steve 'iúve been struggling but the me going is the sharks. this sport together who you never would have met in your life' (vicki) that was reporter áwes batta-leaseá on the story....(grant) we don't know if douglas is a season ticket holder for the sharks... we'll be right back

here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures.

farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. (vicki) with a weekend emmy win, john legend is now the first african-american man to take home an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. the names of the four awards forms the word "egot." legend reached 'egot' status by winning a creative arts emmy award at sunday's ceremony in los angeles.(grant) prior to this weekend -- it was something only 12 people have achieved. he shared the award with andrew lloyd webber and tim rice for producing the best variety special winner, "jesus christ superstar live in concert." the win also lifted webber and rice into the elite "egot" status. at 39 years old, legend is one of the youngest egot winners.

(grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... street gangs taking credit card scams to a whole new level to the tune of one- million dollars in fraud ... tonight officials issue more than 30- indictments.. the survallience video coming up in a live report. plus... several east bay high school students got sick after eating rice krispy treats... apparently laced with more than marshmallows...(pam) and -- breaking news tonight -- a vegetation fire in marin county has spread to 15 acres. evacuation orders area in effect -- details ahead.(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break.

♪ for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. a virus that's serious, like hiv, but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. that's because hep c can hide in your body silently for years, even decades, without symptoms and it's not tested for in routine blood work. if left untreated, hep c can cause liver damage, even liver cancer. but there's important information for us: the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested for hep c. all it takes is a simple one-time blood test. and if you have hep c, it can be cured. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test.

for us it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. (pam) breaking (pam)(pam)

breaking news: evacuation orders in effect ... as crews battle a vegetation fire in marin county.good evening... im pam moore.(ken)and im ken wayne. the fire is burning in rough terrain in samuel p taylor state park. it is being called the irving fire, and it has now spread to 15 acres...it is zero percent contained.20 to 30 structures are threatened at structures are 20 to 30 structures are threatened at this time. that fire is expected to grow, the conditions are very dry right now.this is in west marin between lagunitas and pt. reyes station.officials are urging those in the area of mountain kind road, portola ave and almao down to barranca to leave the area and head to lagunitas school for more information.crews say this

fire is difficult to access because of steep terrain. residents in fairfax and san geronimo are being warned that smoke from this fire could impact the area. (ken)lawrence, is the wind playing a big role in this fire lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a few clouds on tuesday throught thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend.