you. >> j.r.:kron 4's ella sogominian is live airport. where the blue angels arrived today. the united states navy blue angels will call oakland home for one week as they entertain hornets during fleet week. >>:"i like because they're fast." "how they do all the cool tricks." >> reporter: sunday night at the north air field as spectators already lined up to watch and welcome the pilots for a third >>:"i've always been a big fan of places enjoy seeing the f- 18's been coming out for three years." >> reporter:but the grand spectacle comes with booming noise that will be heard throughout nearby alameda county cities all week long. >>:"i understand residents are bothered by the noise but it's special." kron 4 is your fleet week station. >> reporter: sure there is extra space ahead of you do not drive distracted. police also say you should double the space between you and the car ahead of you. >> j.r.: >> justine: church gathered for sunday services. >> j.r.: first congregational church liens on their neighbors today spencer is live in berkeley tonight. >> reporter:it turns out, they had already been starting to form a friendship*before tragedy hit. before parishioners from first church berkeley began singing praises to god sundaythey were heaping praise on their friends. "the fact that we have a place to gather and meet is, i know all the congregation is very grateful for that." "i had a hunch. i had a gut feeling when the news first broke that we were gonna have church on sunday somewhere, and i had a hunch that it would be at first pres." her hunch was right. just last week, the choirs from both churches teamed up and sang together - 40 or 50 voices strong - inside both places of worship. that was just five days before this happened. >>:"when we heard of the fire, our church was already starting relationships with them, and it was easy to offer our home to them." but they went beyond a place to meet - and offered a free, freshly-made meal, too. chef peter callis was happy to have a bigger crowd than normal for sunday lunch. "i said, 'come over here. i know you don't have your normal service on sunday.' so we're just opening our doors, trying to be as hospitable as we can and just showing 'em all the welcome and love." during their service, one of the minsiters invited children up, and gave them reassurance, and answered their questions about the fire. "we have a building from god! : we have a building from god! a house not made with hands." but for nowa house offered by christian brothers and sisters. one of the ministers also promised the congregation - they *will have church service every sunday. even if it's not in the same place, they'll hold it somewhere. live in berkeley, spencer blake, kron four news. >> justine: as excited as we are for the big celebration? >> reporter: they are its the third consecutive. now they're being housed here in oakland. i do not know if you can see them there as a whole line behind me at this hangar. read what kind of sense there was already a crowd that had gathered around 6:00 and they landed it's not even fleet week yet. united states navy blue angels will call oakland home for one week and retain bay area crowds the blue angels touchdowns sunday night at oakland international airport no. airfields' spectators already lined up to watch and will compile lists for a third consecutive year. but the grand spectacle of the coming noise throughout the nearby alameda county cities all week long. despite the noise of you as you heard many people who cannot here are fans of the blue angels they do not mind in case you might and live in alameda county near the oakland airport is our web site is two times their flying so you know what to expect and it will be between 1:00 and kron 45 in the afternoon. >> j.r.: the body of a kayaker. missing since late yesterday. >> justine: a helicopter patrol discovered the young man's body just south of the san mateo bridge around 3 this morning. the victim was with two other kayakers when they left from oyster point in south san francisco. while in bay waters near san francisco international airport.the other kayakers realized the victim was missing. the name of the 38-year male kayaker has not been released. pending notification of his family. concord police are investigating a shooting that vandalized the city's police headquarters. as you can see here, police found a pretty large bullet hole at the front of police headquarters on saturday night.they also found another, smaller bullet mark on the 2nd floor. these photos are from the bay area news service. when officers first came across the bullet marks, they closed galindo street in both directions as they investigated. no injuries were reported and they are looking for a suspect. damamge to the concord police headquarters is minor according to officers. >>: >> justine:the giants came to play today. winning the game against the dodgers won them a spot in the playoffs. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with fans from both teams, who were excited about the game, and also a milestone that was being celebrated. natsot - keep your hats on, keep your belts on . >>alecia:giants fans poured into at&t park for a deciding game. >>:sot - a win against the dodgers, get into the playoffs, i'm happy >> gary: >>alecia:that was what all these fans were anticipating as they cheered on their team. >>:sot - it's been a hell of a second half, a roller coaster ride, all you can ask for is playoff baseball at the end right now. sot sot sot sot - it's been a good series all year. i enjoy coming here every year. >>alecia:sunday's game was special in more ways than one. folks traveled to experience famous announcer vin skully calling his last game. sot - to be here in the presence of him is amazing sot - being here for vin's last game, although i'm a giants fan . even if you were around the whole country you'd hear him sot - it's my first dodgers game and it's pretty cool the dodgers are already scheduled to play in the first round of the playoffs. now that both teams are officially in sot sot sot - knock you guys out. lets go dodgers reporting from san francisco . >> j.r.:the san francisco 49ers were also in action today against the dallas cowboys in santa clara. the team lost their third game in a row. some fans took to social media on their way into the game to complain about the long lines to get into levi's stadium. fans that we talked with after the matchup say they are frustrated with the niners who are now one and three on the year. we'll have highlights from this 49ers matchup tonight at 9 on sports night live. >> j.r.:still ahead tonight at eight. >>:"jacob was an angel brought to this earth to show love kindness and forgiveness." the mother of a child who was shot to death on a playground is sharing her anguish tonight. how the family is remembering their 6 year old child. plus- investigators are still trying to figure out why a train crashed into a station in new jersey. the roadblock they hit today while searching for information. come on...you can do it! 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" the first for the storm system lingering snow behind it this is your next door system affecting your monday had been the hike up be prepared specially to might want to wait till tomorrow morning and still could see another 2 in. of snow down to about 6,000 ft.. >> reporter: will be its fragile downpour but we're looking for more scattered showers. rainfall totals heavier toward tomorrow afternoon committee nearly a third of an inch of rain in san rosa 1400's nevada out and and lesser amounts for the further south to go. no. they along a coastline. and then 10 bichirs small radical fifties' sixties and it now or next few days we have some rain tomorrow we isolated thunderstorm and drying on tuesday warmer weather as we headed toward the fleet week and then and i speak in second. >> j.r.: a building sunday morning.leaking fluids that prompted authorities to shut down a local street for hours. traffic was diverted along college avenue between russell police took the pre-cautionary steps out of conern that fluid's hazardous. they turned out not to be. no one was hurt in the cash, but damaged. police say a man exposed himself to a teen in palo alto. >> justine: >> j.r.:it happened yesterday around 4 pm. at bol park. when officers arrived the suspet was gone. police say a 14-year-old girl had been riding her bicycle through the park when she noticed a man sitting on the bench with his pants downexposing his crotch. the teen.left the area and called her mother. the suspect is described as a white man in his 50's.with short spiked hair and a medium built. he was last seen wearing a red t-shirt and cargo shorts. next. >> justine:an explosion on a theme park ride. find out *what burst into flames. >> stanley:coming up nats: ambiance pay attention to the suv that's circled. notice how far back the driver is. the question: will the driver make it before the opposing traffic gets to go . we'll find out in the next edtion of people behaving badly >> justine:police say an electronic cigagarette exploded. and badly injured a teenage girl riding an amusement park ride. the e-cigs on your screen.are similar to the one that burst into flames. a 14-year-old girl was riding the hogwarts express train at universal orlando in florida yesterday. that is when an e-cig..in the pocket of another rider exploded. this sent a fireball straight at her face. the girl was taken to the hospital with burns to her face, arm and leg. the man, who had the e-cig, had minor injuries. kron 4 gets viewer complaints about bad drivers all around the bay area. fairly often. this one caught the attention of kron4's stanley roberts. >> stanley:i need you to pay attention to the suv that's circled. notice how far back the driver is. the question: will the driver make it before the opposing traffic gets to go . let stop the video here. the suv is about 20 feet from the limit line notice the opposing traffic has a green lite but watch what happens nats: ambiance yes the driver ran a stale red light nats: ambiance pleasant hill is a town where people don't mind helping other people, the lady broke down and people were helping pus the car i got a kick on hw she never put down the phone nats ambiance but you will also see you fair share of people behaving badly . first off they love their phones . i mean really love them. 1 out of every 5 drivers i watched were holding a phone one way or another. they also love to block the intersection. nats: ambiance but what they appear love the most is running this red left turn arrow on the corner of contra costa blvd and concord ave right near the in and out burger nats: ambiance sometimes it was one driver who made a bee line to the interstate 680 and other times its multiple drivers nats: ambiance everyone that spoke to me say this intersection is so bad they wait a few seconds after the light changes because sonone will run the light . you know what i believe them i've never been an advocate of red light camera but at this intersection it might be the only way to stop the tide3 of redlight runners but hey what do i know in pleasant hill stanley roberts kron 4 news >> j.r.:if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot-com. it was a big day today for a south bay man who celebrated his 100th birthday. >> j.r.:hector matasol lives in santa clara now and has lived here in the bay area for 35 years. he has at least 18 grandchildren and many more great grandchildren. he wore a shirt today that said super dad. super dad was born in el salvador back in 1906. he says the key to living a hundred years is staying active. we asked him how he felt today. on the left side of your screen is a pic of hector and his wife from back in the day. then you can see hector today on the right side. happy birthday hector. we wish you and your family the best. still ahead. >> justine:donald trump is tweeting that he is the only one who can fix the tax system. what new reports are revealing about *his tax returns. >> j.r.:plus what we know about the memorial for keith scott- the man killed during a high- profile police shooting in charlotte. >> justine:this week the vice presidential candidates will debate on tuesday for the first time. meanwhile, donald trump's taxes are back in the spotlight tonight. the business mogul tweeting today that he is the only presidential candidate who can fix the tax system. his comment comes in response to a new york times report. that says trump showed a loss of nearly 1-billion dollars on his 19-95 returns. and tax experts say, that could have allowed trump to avoid paying federal income taxes for years. from our partners at c-n-n. kim hutcherson has the latest. trump's new dc hotel.near the white house.has been vandalized with graffiti. district of columbia police say someone spray-painted the phrases "black lives matter" and "no justice no peace" on the front of the building on saturday afternoon. trump has been criticized for his racially-tinged speeches. on sunday, the phrases were covered up with pieces of plywood. police are investigating. the luxury, trump international hotel opened on sept. 12th. room rates have dropped from a high of 900-dollars a night to 400-a night. hillary clinton delivered a plea for gun control today.saying the nation needs to do more to protect "all of god's children." >> reporter: is the only person who can fix them. >> justine: new hotel in d.c. it's been vandalized. they say someone painted the phrases black wives matter and no justice and peace on the front of the building saturday afternoon. on sunday those phrases were covered up by pieces of plywood. criticized for his henge speeches and now investigating a luxury international hotel mid september in d.c. >> j.r.:the democratic presidential nominee said too many black families have been forced to deal with the same tragedy as scott's family. ,. "our entire country should take a moment to really look at what's going on here and across america. to imagine what we see on the news and what we hear about, imagine it through our children's eyes." funeral arrangements have been made for keith scott the 43- year-old black man who was shot and killed by officers in north carolina. the funeral service is scheduled for thursday at a baptist church in charlotte. scott's death led to two nights of violent protest. dozens of protesters even shut down a section of a major highway in the area. police say an officer shot scottafter he refused to drop a pistol. as he exited his vehicle. videosdon't show whether scott appeared to be armed. it was a big day for giants fans. next we'll take you inside the winning game against the dodgers. plus one florida woman. needs helpd.after being charged thousands of dollars for pumping gas. why the gas station is refusing to repay her the money. the even year blessings are alive and well. after a dominant first half and a concering post all star break slump that was the epitome of torture baseball, the giants showed they know how to win when it matters most and proved they are experts at putting on a proper champagne party. nats of party pagan >>: "we play better when we are in that urgency mode. when we have our backs against the wall. i think this gave us the momentum because we had to win those last two games." span "we kept fighting. we kept believing and we just stayed together in spite of what anybody said outside this clubhouse and i just learned that through thick and thin we are brothers we are teammates fighting for one thing and there's nothing stronger than that bond." >> reporter:the giants.showing everyone that it doesn't matter how you get into the playoffs, just as long as you're in. after a dismal second half, the orange and black. storm into the postseason riding a four-game win streak and poised to claim their fourth world title since 2010. posey "i think this is similar to '10 because we had to win on the last day to get in. the 2nd half has definitely had its ups and downs and i think that the biggest thing right now is it's nice that we've seemed to gain some momentum going into this game wednesday." belt "i've played with a lot of these guys coming up through the system and we've been through the same things. we know what each other has been through. we've been with each other for about five or six years now. it's just fun. fun to enjoy these moments with your friends and your teammates and we are looking forward to the playoffs." and with all that experience, there's no doubt this veteran- loaded group knows the blueprint to a championship. peavy "this never gets old, we all went to work a long time ago in early february to try and find a way into the playoffs to have a chance to win a world championship. it took 6-7 months to get it done and a 162 games, we are here now and gonna find a way to win about 12 more." the giants face the new york mets on wednesday. winner advances to play the chicago cubs in the national league division series. mc, kron4 news. >> reporter: as we headed for the next four hours in the have more scattered showers from the bay area out the door right now looks like but they are calling down salt somewhat. and then we're talking more rain coming our direction the temperature is running below average for this time of year only in the '60's, low '70's and then even warmer we of changes come your way as low pressure dropping down once again. opening the door this for a system of the year is moving on now but behind that we have this next system. that means we'll probably on the coastline. or scatter charts from the bay area may be more than what we had today at closer look as pecan gathering tonight into tomorrow morning and in the north bay for the commute maybe a few raindrops early on. and then spreading further and further to the south. then a little bit what to. 1400 in the buyout and you get the idea. eyestrain making its way into a area. to our night stay cool in the san francisco breezy brisk in the afternoon and it moves on through 59 have monday and is it you make your way further south those numbers in the '50s and '60s south bay smarmy 67 degrees in san jose may be a drop or they're too. the two members on the cool side and yes we have changes in the works another chance of more rain substantial than the one that went through today and try things out tuesday wednesday another warm sunny weather reports thursday friday. imagine a gas station charging you as much money for a tank- full. as you'd pay for a used car. that's exactly what happened to susan gower's husband bought 20- dollars worth at their local gas station in north fort meyers. but their credit card statement read 9-tousand-949 dollars and 36 cents. the gas pump had charged her for more than 27-thousand gallons of gas. she eventually got the charges reversed. but was frustrated with the station owner for his lack of customer service. ,. susan gower: "it stemmed from the glitch in his gas pump. he just wouldn't ever own up to the fact that he was wrong." while her account was frozen, gower was unable to use her visa points to rent two cars for she and her husband. and had to pay out of pocket. she 's still waitng for the valero gas station owner to pay back that money for all the hassle. she's been unable to reach him. and he's hung up on reporters. next- we'll introduce you to a bay area teacher who getting her students excited about reading. she shares her secret to success. kron four is profiling some of the bay area's outstanding teachers. our teacher of the week is leah murray -- from farallone view elementary in montara. catherine heenan asked her about the key to her success. >> catherine:'can we get a basketball? yes' recess at farallone view elementary meaning lots of ball games. catching up with friends and kieran - doing his famous magic tricks. >> catherine:but when it's time for ms. murray's 4th graders to head back into the classroom, no one's complaining. she tells them to pick a "just right book" - because it's friday - and the focus is reading. not just reading - but 'reading intensely' 'i see students reading so intensely, that they're not even looking up from their books' if you're in leah murray's class.you're surrounded by books. everywhere you look - cartons and stacks and shelves of them. you're encouraged to read what you want - and get lost in the story. 'i'm reading goosebumps.i'm reading walt disney, etc.' she doesn't just want students to be 'able' to read.she wants them to 'love' it. what could make it even better? afternoon tea parties. on fridays - everyone gets a steaming cup of their favorite tea.adding to leah's plan to create a sense of excitement and 'love' around books. it could become a lifetime habit. this is what happens when a little girl grows up and wants to be just like the teachers she adored. to recreate her own sense of magic and joy in the discovery of a good book. you can nominate a teacher of the week. just go to our website, kron four dot com - and click on 'teacher of the week' tab to submit an entry. >> j.r.:chevy is giving tesla a run for their money. the new fully electric chevy bolt is getting high reviews and is going to hit the market this december, long before tesla's model three. which is expected late next year but has no official ship date. our tech reporter gabe slate shows us how the bolt stacks up against the model three. >> justine: >> gabe:a big rivalry is shaping up between chevy and tesla with these two cars before now to get a cool fully electric car that has a usueful range of over 100 miles you would have to spend upwards of $ 70-80 grand now there are two to choose from. these cars are expected to ignite the electric vehicle market make in mainstream. analysts predict these will be the cars that finally get americans to go all electric. both cars will be priced under 30k after tax breaks. the bolt gets 238 miles off a charge. the model 3 will get 215. the bolt is a hatchback the model 3 is a sedan so the bolt has no closed off trunk but a lot of cargo space. both cars will seat 5 people. the model 3 will be slightly faster, more horsepower. they will both have all kinds of fancy high tech bells and whistles the big touchscreen display on the dashboard safety features like blind spot warnings, automatic braking, rear video cameras all the cool stuff one big difference here is with tesla the car can receive software updates adding cool new features at a later point. ths is a thing tesla owners love one morning you're car suddenly has a new useufl feature. stand up - but the biggest difference between the two cars. one exists and one doesn't. the chevy bolt will be at dealerships this december. on the market way before the model 3. now tesla has 400,000 people who have given a $1,000 deposit to pre-order a model 3 but we don't when it will be available. it's expected in late 2017 but they have had delays and production problems with their existing cars the model s and the new crossover suv the model x they are way backordered. so now adding a third model to their line up, one with high demand. auto experts are telling me it could be 2019 or 2020 before people see their model 3. so if you want one now. you might consider the bolt. if you're a true tesla fan wait it out. for a closer look at how these two cars compare look for my tech page on kron 4 dot com or on our mobile app. >> j.r.: near his san francisco this is seeing that had to win games. you see all the fans going while at&t park it was a party in the clubhouse after this game we're going to take you and show you what looks like and champagne being sprayed every which way this is a good story and another top story on sportsmen alive. the crew goes into the game and the 49ers game at that. this is the 49ers team that came 14 nothing today. looking fabulous in the first quarter. football they don't just put 1/4 they play four quarters and they got outscored 243 to go down and lose this game so we're going to talk about the san francisco 49ers a tough one today as well >> reporter: in the north bay we may see showers early on to our morning but everyone in the afternoon will will go about 5 6:00 showers in the bay area brief downpour and a possibility of isolated thunderstorm and let the rain began he also tuesday nice fleet week ahead. the giants had to sweep the dodgers to aviod having top go to st. louis to play a tie- breaker game for the last wild card spot. they won two in a row heading into today's final regular season game. >> j.r.: welcome the stores might live. what a big sport stay.

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