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the best kickers in the league, butker and tucker. between them they've hit almost 90% game-winning kicks. chad, you know as a kicker, it comes down to the kicking game. i would go with whichever team has the final kick. that's who i'm picking in this one. >> it will be extremely exciting if the kickoff game comes down to two of the best kickers in all of football. thank you for joining us for the premier edition of the new "inside the nfl." we have a bye week, so don't expect me and the boys to be back here next friday. but join us september 13th at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on the cw. >> just pan it like what's happening. i do people still there didn't even know what was going on. >> now at 10 mask, thieves break into a market in downtown oakland. the owners say the burglars destroyed more than they took. >> so it's like the school game of like, no, not here.

you can't. you got to go. but you have to be here here here here. >> plus, we're hearing from frustrated residents living in encampments near the san jose airport ahead of planned sweeps in the area. >> and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen again. >> community members and santa rosa mourning the loss of a beloved former teacher who was killed and a big rig crashed. >> joining us here at 10 o'clock, i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn labor day weekend. travel in full swing tonight. and we've been seeing every year since the pandemic, a record number of passengers expected to shuttle through airports all across the country. yeah. drivers can also expect some major congestion. >> on the roads earlier this evening, traffic actually wasn't too bad on our bay area bridges. however, some of the highways were slow moving around. 3 o'clock this afternoon. looking ahead to tomorrow. traffic's expected to be heaviest between 08:00am and 11:00am and pretty much all day monday from 11:00am to

8 at night as people had hoped. >> and if you're traveling by air tsa predicting agents are going to screen more than 17 million people nationwide during this holiday period. can airport says they're expecting well over 200,000 travelers. well, fo is expecting 930,000 and as we talk about all this travel, we're taking a live look at san francisco international airport tonight. hopefully the skies are friendly out there. yeah, it's a busy one for the airports, lawrence. a lot of folks loading up and heading on people packing their cars today. >> and getting out on the roads to traveling around the bay area. not going to be too bad. in fact, a nice evening on tap outside. little hazy out there. the fog is trying to reform and i think we'll see a surge well onshore after midnight tonight. but you see right here on the forecast models we head through time getting toward tomorrow morning. you see it all the way into the central valley. plenty of clouds early on. pili back, though, as we head throughout the day sunday, probably get even see a little bit more. in fact, probably

sunday. going to be the coolest day of the weekend before that begins to break up and see some sunshine by sunday afternoon. so temperatures gonna look like this for tomorrow in the upper 80's in the interior valleys. lot of 70's around the bay made his the seneca valley 60's with patchy fog lingering out toward the coastline on sunday, we're going to see more fog and low cloud cover. that means by the afternoon some cooler temperatures probably mid 80's. the warmer spots. well inland, you'll find plenty of fog and cooler weather. the coast. temperatures there in the 60's, low 70's inside the bay. thank you, lawrence. >> more than 100 unhoused people living near the san jose mineta international airport are facing eviction in a few days. city of san jose plans to clear out the encampment on tuesday. unhoused advocates protested to sweep this afternoon claiming the city is kicking people out of their homes without providing any alternative shelter. kron four's jacmel but joins us live now from san jose with the details. jack. >> yeah, well, that's right.

i'm standing here at the san jose international airport because we're standing right next to the flight path. we're standing in front of it. actually, if you go about a half mile to this way, you'll find that the planes are flying about 200 feet. hi right over that encampment of more than 100 unhoused people there. and now the big issue here the city says is because that's causing some big issues when it comes to the run-ins with the people that live in those accounts as well as planes flying overhead. and that actually violates faa regulations. >> like i'm trying to throw a garbage, somebody made a garbage pile here jackson has been working hard to keep her space clean here. she says the city of san jose has been critical of trash around this encampment in columbus park. we never know they're gonna come. despite staying busy, she's one of dozens of people here who may be forced out of the encampment next week. >> and beyond the trash. there's another big reason. and how's advocates say the city complaints that campfire smoke and birds attracted to the encampment pose a danger

to planes taking off and landing at the san jose international airport. city officials have been posting these flyers saying people need to move from this part of the encampment by tuesday or they will be forced out. league is unfair because the government was put in place to take care of the underdog. and on friday afternoon about dozen people protested the sweep advocates saying san jose mayor matt mahan is going back on his word saying he's been long opposed to sweeping encampments unless residents have somewhere to go. >> that's not the case for people in this encampment. the mayor's position seems to have changed, you know, within. >> his first boat in his first media, quote, a like raiders of there's no place people to go. >> then why are you shifting them? but health advocate sean cartwright says more sweets will push people into the suburbs away from downtown. she's asking the city to reconsider its plans. so then when they show up in some like residential neighborhood. >> people are going to clutch their pearls and be like, how did this happened? talk to the mayor.

>> mayor matt, they his office sent kron 4 statement where they say this specific and candidate has post too many safety risks saying, quote, the faa requires us to keep certain areas around columbus park, clear because it is in the airport's flight path. we simply don't have enough capacity today for the over 4,500 people living outdoors. >> now people don't move out of the way come tuesday about sweet. well happen sometime in the morning. i saw some of the posters say just about around 07:00pm. many of those unhoused advocates we're talking to say they are concerned about upcoming sweep because if people can't carry out more than what they have, they will lose out on their rv's. their tent stuff may get towed and people will be left with nowhere else to go on tuesday and advocates tell us that temperatures here in san jose are expected to be in the mid to high 90's coming the afternoon reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> north bay teacher killed in a car crash being remembered tonight. community coming together to honor the beloved teacher and coach crumpler is

stephanie rothman joins us in studio now with how his friends and former colleagues are paying tribute. stephanie. >> tan santa rosa is mourning the loss of their longtime staple of the community pala fortune worked at the school for close to 50 years and his sudden death sending shock waves. now reverberating through generations of students. fortune was killed in a crash involving 11 cars on highway 12 on thursday around noon. he was driving in a pickup truck when a big rig ran a red light plowing into his car and several others at the intersection of fulton road. the impact of the crash said his truck on fire. sadly killing him. 9 others were sent to the hospital as well. and the fortune worked at the school from 1973, until 2019. that means 45 years as a social studies teacher and also a coach of many sports, including baseball, football and track, which is a school named after him. his friends and former colleagues say the crash is a tragede and he will

be sorely missed. >> i was upset about what was going the time because very busy intersection. they're going have reconstruction during that time today. what was i and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen again. >> this impact most definitely. we love you know, you have such a influence on this place on me. and i want to thank you for that. >> he was the longest-serving teacher and coach in the school's history. and now chp told kron 4, it's unclear if alcohol or other substances were involved in the crash. of course, all of this is under investigation. well, dan. >> thank you, stephanie. a 14 year-old student was in custody today after police say he stabbed another student at lc allen high school in santa rosa. police say the stabbing happened around 12 30 this afternoon during a fight between a 14 year-old and a 13 year-old police released. this picture of the knife they say

was used. the 13 year-old was taken to the hospital with a minor stab wound. >> san francisco leaders are rolling out some new tactics to crack down on sideshows officers with sfpd joining mayor london breed the sheriff's office and the chp today to announce new legislation. the measure would make it illegal to promote and participate in assembling a sideshow. drivers blocking streets and officers from doing their jobs will also be held accountable if approved, those laws could go into effect as early as october man is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after getting hit by a car in san francisco. police say the person was walking in the area of bay street and columbus avenue in north beach around 4 this afternoon when they were hit, the driver involved remained at the scene. police say drugs nor alcohol appear to be factors at this time. >> the oakland coliseum is halfway to its new future. the

a's finalize the sale of its half of the site today with the african american sports entertainment group. for 125 million dollars. the city of oakland must now do the same for its part of the property by sunday. if that doesn't happen, the city will have to revert to a contingency budget which staff has said could ultimately lead to the cutting of 100 police officers and the rotating closure of 5 fire stations. ray bobbit with a a s e g says he's optimistic the deal will happen. >> we have been, you know, really moving very quickly to make sure we meet those timelines. and, you know, those are timelines that we feel are very much doable. >> the proposed redevelopment would include a sports entertainment and tourism venue centered around the oakland arena, coupled with a new neighborhood of market rate and affordable housing. the sunset tonight market back in san francisco sunset district. dozens of vendors offering. >> planet is see shopping, of course, eat after last fall's

night market attracted more than 10,000 people. organizers expanded this year's market on irving street to stretch between 19th and 20th avenues award-winning chef martin yan was also there for some food demonstrations and book signing. >> still ahead, hateful messages found at an after-school youth park in san francisco. we're hearing from one rock's founders who says this wasn't the first time they've been targeted. >> plus, a longtime market in oakland targeted by burglars with the owner is saying about the crime. >> and helping undocumented migrants to buy a home. the bill that would give them financial assistance is heading to the governor's desk. what supporters and opponents have to say.

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i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses.

>> it was clear from the moment that i shook his hand. that long was deeply proud to be part of this department. to be part of this family. >> memorial service held today for san jose community service officer long pham. he was hit and killed by a drunk driver while directing traffic in san jose earlier this month, pham's funeral was held at the sep center today. friends and loved ones are remembering him as a good man who left his job. >> i feel really sad that in scotland, but i >> well, i would alk me to in mind. >> he wouldn't want to visible. >> another officer was also hurt in the crash that killed

them. she is expected to be ok, the man accused of crashing into them is now facing murder and dui charges. the owners of a longtime oakland business are heartbroken tonight following a break african caribbean food market has been on 8th and clay streets for nearly 30 years. >> video from early thursday morning shows 4 people prying open. the burglar bars smashing in the front door and then ransacking the market, the owner and camille to us as the burglars destroyed more than they took. they're now looking at around $20,000 in damages. >> they tore apart everything they yanked the register. the 2 things they went into. mike office space. it feels like so defeating >> says it spent a lot of hard work running a small business in oakland, but they're grateful the crime did not happen when customers we're in the store. >> tonight we've learned a half moon bay farm manager has

been sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder. investigators say in 2022 he tried to kill a co-worker because of ongoing work-related tensions. according to prosecutors, he shot through the victim's home on the terra gardens farm. no one died. but this happened just 6 months before for farm workers were killed in a shooting rampage at the same mushroom farm. investigators say truly zhao killed his co-workers, shout told investigators he was angry because he was bullied while working on the farms and treated unfairly. zhao remains in custody awaiting trial. violence also broke out again just last month at the california terra gardens, according to officials, a man who had been fired from the farm threatened to kill 4 co-workers were laughing at him over his wife's affair with another employee. he was arrested and is facing several charges first in the nation, bill is now on governor newsom's desk. if it's signed into law. >> it will allow undocumented immigrants to get assistance from the state to buy a home.

>> has the story. it's a proposal that may soon become state law after months and months of debate. in addition to the required low to moderate income. >> status. what and applicants immigration status is cannot a disqualifying criterion. >> that's the essence of assembly bill. 18, 40 home purchase assistance program. now headed to the governor's desk. be 18, 40 would expand the language of the ongoing program under the california housing finance authority to be more inclusive. so apple regardless of citizenship could receive up to $150,000 in state funding in down payment assistance. but the court question is >> whether or not folks should be able to receive state funded programs, whether it's for housing assistance or any

other program. and if they are not lawful immigrants here in the state of california for this daughter of an undocumented grape picker, it's a hard yes. >> i kind of strongly do immigrants are the main workers. are like in the fields picking produce to help this county and other cities around. >> early rc says she knows firsthand the challenges immigration status can bring. >> i see the struggle that they go through just living off week by week by check by check. her friend agrees saying housing assistance frees them up so that they can work on getting their papers needed to be a full citizen of the united states. undocumented immigrants tend to not be able to hold jobs, obviously. but the other perspective taxpayer dollars should be given to citizens as this resident says. >> into not feel that we owe them anything. and when they

don't owe us anything, they are here by due process by all means yes. still being illegals. i think it's a slap in our face under the proposal to be eligible applicants would be to be credit worthy taxpayers and prove it with a taxpayer id or social security number. >> reporting for us tonight. and with immigration such a hot button topic, for the election this year. there's a questions and of passing this bill white might make democrats look a little soft on the issue. this is why some are speculating that governor newsom will ultimately veto the bill he has until the end of next month to sign that bill into law. >> let's get you a check of the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. that is friday night. there's always some traffic going on that, you know, it's a holiday weekend. so hopefully folks got out of we're looking for the official forecast to the un and unofficial of summer, right?

yes, here's here's the official forecast for the unofficial end. but here we go. we've got i think a nice weekend ahead. you're going to see a lot of sunshine after that patchy fog. and i think we're going to see a whole lot of clouds haven't seen much. >> this afternoon, stay mostly clear. it's been hazy out there, but that fog bank just hovering off the coastline. get ready to move on shore. big time as we head in toward tomorrow. so temperatures today, not bad at all. in fact, just slightly below the average and sem cisco at 67 degrees. 74 in oakland, 79 in san jose. >> warm 86 degrees and live more 86 in concord in 83 degrees in santa rosa. so very decent temperatures outside. but things begin to change in the atmosphere, high pressure that really brought some nice, warm sunshine, even some hot temperatures. the bay area early on this week has moved eastward. now got an area of low pressure developing off the coastline. that's eventually going to move on shore and bring with it. what looks like more cloud cover overnight tomorrow morning. and finally, breaking up as we head toward the middle of the day. so temperatures tomorrow should be a very, very nice day outside. you're still looking at sunshine in the

afternoon. the san jose and 81 degrees, santa clara valley going to be beautiful tomorrow in oakland. few more clouds early on in the morning. then becoming mostly sunny. 75 degrees. little bit of a breeze in the afternoon in the san francisco different story. you've got some cooler temperatures that fog slow to break up. in fact and may linger out toward the sunset even in the afternoon. but downtown, you're looking about 64 degrees. so very comfortable start to the weekend. i think it's going to continue maybe just a little bit cooler with more clouds as we head in towards sunday and a slower burn off. that will bring those temperatures down. probably low 80's in the warmer spots in some 60's out of the coastline. 70's inside the bay. by monday, we start to warm up just a little bit. and those temperatures hovering in the mid 80's. but after that, everything begin to change again, we're going to see high pressure building back in some of the temperatures getting near triple digits. we'll talk more about that in your tent. and coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. new at 10, a brazilian judge. >> has suspended social media platform x the judge made the decision after x owner elon

musk refused to name a legal representative for the platform in brazil. the judge has been clashing with musk over not complying with orders to block certain users which some believe are undermining brazilian democracy. result is an important market for acts. market research group e marketer says some 40 million brazilians roughly one 5th of the population access at least once a month. this comes as tax plans to shut down its san francisco headquarters in just 2 weeks. according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff confirming it will close for good on september 13th. headquarters of market street has long served as the social media company's global headquarters in july. elon musk did announce he would be moving the company all the way to austin, texas. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock where chp says they found 100 pounds of meth worth over $100,000. plus, we're hearing from the brave mom.

well, stop a bus driver who was under the influence with nearly 2 dozen kids on board and a small boy makes a big mistake. we'll have more on how this 3500 year-old jar and it up and pieces.

>> security video from a kohl's and campbell shows the man and woman stealing some clothes. that's according to employees who say the duo were seen removing security sensors from the clothing. police say when they got to the store, the couple tried to run away by going into a nearby

neighborhood. the woman was arrested down the street from the store. the man was apparently caught after hiding on someone's roof. investigators say they also recovered a stolen car that the duo had left behind and the kohl's parking lot. take a look at this. chp. >> so this is 100 pounds of meth. officers say they recovered it from a traffic stop on 101 in monterey county. the estimated street value of the drugs. it's about $120,000. the driver from salinas was arrested and booked into the monterey county jail. >> hated him. but i never thought he'd do something like this. >> coming up next, a california nudist community reacting tonight after the human remains are found under the home of one of their neighbors. and from cannabis cafes to once again banning plastic will take a look at

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>> now at 10, 30 a youth after-school program targeted by vandals. the group spray painted racist graffiti outside the nonprofits building this morning. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the program's founder. >> he's been targeted recently himself. >> spray painted in word all inward first. that's first. that is the first thing bernard monroe saw when he walk down the ramp to you first at them or said heights playground in san francisco friday morning, a rope tied to the door. shaped like a noose was also left behind. very that. >> was removed with the

children arrive in rome, founded the after school program 24 years ago and has hit puerto the nonprofit in the park. >> for 16 years, he says this is the first time vandals have spray painted the building with a racial slur have children here. we have. >> it families here. believe in this program want drive in this community and we just can't be flourishing. hickman road called the san francisco park rangers about the incident and filed a report with the police department. >> within hours, the crew with the city's recreation and parks department cleaned up the graffiti. san francisco supervisor ahsha stuff. it represents this part of the lakeview neighborhood and says he will do everything possible to hold those responsible accountable, especially following racist epithets being hurled by a resident at monroe earlier this week in a statement south by e says in part, quote, on this appalling display of hate has no place in our community. this incident is not just an attack on a building. it's an attack

on the values we uphold in san francisco diversity, inclusion and respect for all on its best is at time of leader for my team trying to be no arrests have been announced in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> food dyes could be banned in schools here in california, starting in 2028. lawmakers in sacramento approved a bill yesterday to prevent schools from selling or distributing snacks. cereals are baked goods containing food dyes. the bill would apply to schools. only the author of the bill democratic assemblyman jesse gabriel says synthetic ingredients lead to hyperactivity and the interfere with students ability to learn products with food eyes could still be sold in our state, though, the consumer brands association, which represents candy makers, says those dyes are safe. the bill now goes to governor newsom who can choose to sign or veto. >> governor newsom is also going to be looking at some other bills to sign, including

one that would create more living spaces spaces in downtown san francisco. the bill would provide tax incentives to encourage changing empty office spaces into homes. and supporters say this could create an additional 14,000 homes in the city and more jobs in construction. another bill. is cannabis cafes. if newsom signs that bill, the cafes could sell food and non alcoholic drinks in could host live music. similar bill was written last year, but it was vetoed by the governor. he said the cafes could undermine the state's smoke-free workplace protections. and since then, san francisco assemblymember matt haney made some changes to the bill including ventilation systems that lounges and employees would wear a respirator masks as they were working another bill that still needs a final vote in the state senate bans grocery stores from offering any other bags other than paper are state became the first in the nation to pass a plastic grocery bag ban in

2014. but grocery stores have still been allowed to offer thicker plastic bags as long as they were reusable and recyclable. those plastic bags have apparently still ended up in landfills and in the ocean. >> this justin citizen app video showing several cars engulfed in flames and what appears to be pretty intense crash scene. this is along westbound i-80 in san pablo, as you can see, rescue crews are they're putting out those flames just approaching the portal drive exit fire crews. they're as you can see, it looks to be at least 3 vehicles involved here. we've reached out to authorities to get a little bit more detail and will update you as soon as we hear back. but again, this is active scene there. and there's going to be some traffic. >> this evening. all right. we're gonna transition here a little bit. take a look at your forecast now. >> live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like a pretty calm evening out there

and hopefully it carries through the weekend. yeah. definitely a busy weekend on the roads, lawrence, for labor day weekend. yeah, you head out and about not only here but around the state in a chance get away forecast as we. >> head out the door, of course, busy this afternoon at all. local airports had a couple of trouble spots across the country. those of calm down. but so far, so good right outside. right now. we've got mostly clear skies and that's always which like to see some time that fog could be an issue, especially sfo, but no delays reported san francisco, oakland or san jose right now. looking good there. you get away forecast in the monterey bay starting out with some patchy fog in the morning, giving way to sunshine in the afternoon. beautiful 70 in celina. 74 in carmel valley. little fog along the coastline. 64 in monterey becoming mostly sunny as we head toward the afternoon. and 65 in carmel, southern california, downtown los angeles, warm 83 degrees. 75 in long beach. and 76 in san diego. 73 in santa barbara. the high country. what a beautiful time of year up there. overnight, lows dropping off in the 40's in some spots. 86, though, in the

afternoon in truckee, 81 south lake tahoe and about 95 getting hot. still, if you're headed to reno, a stick around for the holiday weekend. you're looking at some very nice weather other than a couple of cumulus clouds over the mountain. top skies going to be mostly sunny up there. you could see a couple of pop-up showers late in the day in the afternoon, at least over the mountains. otherwise think of the lake by itself. you're looking at some great weather ahead. so we've got some nice weather setting up for the weekend. not only here but around the state. mostly clear overnight tonight, early on, then the clouds come rolling back in later tonight. tomorrow, plenty of clouds early on, partial clearing in the afternoon. a little bit cooler around the bay area, especially we head in towards sunday. you'll see why too high pressure kind of scoot now the way and then this low because the moving along the coastline as we head in towards sunday. and, you know, it's that southwesterly wind kind of kicking in. that's cooling wind here in the bay area that will bring the temperatures down through the weekend as we get to monday. i think we start to head the other way. high pressure begins to build in those temperatures start to warm up a few degrees and become pretty comfortable outside around the bay area numbers tomorrow. not bad at all.

start out the holiday weekend. 60's in the san francisco along the coastline. you'll find some patchy fog there giving way to a little sunshine. but temperatures going to be cooler low to about the mid 60's morrison inside the bay after the fog burns off 70 millbrae. 74 in foster city, 79 in woodside, the south bay. you've got a very nice afternoon, 70's and 80's throughout the santa clara valley. so these temperatures comfortable is getting the 90, though, as you head toward morgan hill ngoroi to try valley. that's baking in some temperatures near triple digits early on the weekend cool off a bit. still warm by tomorrow afternoon. 88 livermore, 87 and i'm an 87 in walnut creek about 78 hercules and about 88 degrees in pittsburgh. so back toward the coastline, of course, you'll find those cooler. temperatures are 10 to 10, though. yeah, we cool off this weekend running a little bit below the average through monday, but then we get into next week. look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday office and we start to talk about near triple digit heat. we start to cool down the following weekend. so yes, summer is not done with this. this may be the unofficial end of summer, but it's not the official end of summer and summer is not done with us yet. on the

summer roller coaster. yeah. these hot temps during the weekend cooling off. we will be a probably right about the middle of october. all right. guys. at that point, it's 30 kids on the side of the road screaming and crying for their moms. >> you know, so very traumatic for most of the kids. >> there you have it. kids had to run off of a school bus after 2 moms band together to block the driver behind the wheel as happened in charlotte, north carolina. police say the bus driver was under the influence. it's unclear what type of drugs she was on or accused of having in her system. one of the moms who stopped the bus driver says her children ran to her home, saying the bus was going all over the place. >> iran being down there and we got another mom that her truck, we blocked their office. you can leave anything could happen to anybody herself other people. >> yeah. with the bus driver was arrested and charged with driving well impaired. human remains have been found and to the home of alleged killer in

southern california. the man is being charged with the murder of an elderly couple who went missing from a nudist community. shelby nelson has the story. >> at this time, i can confirm the presence of human remains. >> under the house, a grim twist to a murder mystery unfolding in redlands. human remains found under this home which had been taken apart and breached just a day earlier battering ramp right into position. police finding those remains within the bags they removed and they say they were all stopped in some sort of bunker dugout underneath the home of 62 year-old michael royce, parks. he's now been arrested and charged with murder in the disappearance of missing couple. dan and stephanie menard his home. just one unit below the elderly couple who was reported missing on sunday. it wasn't until thursday as redlands. police were searching on the property where they all live all of del ranch nudist resort. a witness called in to tip police. that sparks may have been involved in their disappearance from there. authorities tried

locating sparks, but he barricaded himself for hours in the same hole where bags of evidence were found. he did have a rifle. >> and he did attempt kill himself police discovered him. but the rifle misfired. >> neighbors knew him as sparky. some describing him as a loner. someone who didn't have many friends. one neighbor telling us that he had dug out a hole underneath his home to use as a way to cool off rather than having to run his a c a few were aware that there were disputes between he and the menard's. i did know he didn't like the menards. >> you know, he said it many times. they hated him. but i never thought he'd do something like this. neighbor tammy wilkerson says >> issues between the next door. neighbors had been going on for years. while police aren't confirming if the remains belong to stephanie and and they believe both were killed, some of the couple's closest friends know coming to terms with the loss of dan and stephanie. very very sad. >> but i do. all a good place

out. if it's true that he did do that. >> reporting shelby nelson. >> backlash at stanford university tonight after an announcement to the school is laying off more than 20 lecturers. stanford says the decision is not based on budget. >> but to restore the original intent of the program, which hires faculty for limited terms. stanford has since received some backlash, though from lecturers and students who have signed an open petition voicing their frustration about the job cuts online. the cuts do come less than a year after lectures petition for and won more employee benefits and compensation. >> well, this may be one of the biggest what sees in history. a four-year-old boy ended up smashing a jar. that is 3,500 years old. the child is visiting a museum in israel with his parents when he touched the jar out of curiosity. knocked it over. restore is now putting that are back together.

>> wasn't supposed to and the condition and thats the vessels, but some of the things that can this, they did them the shooting thoughts. but they thought and they break it. louie, i can cure it. ok, it would be next week. and commission. and it would be fine. >> it's very calm about the scenario. the museum says the jar will be put back on display as he just said. as for the child, no hard feelings. the museum actually invited the boy and his parents back for a guy did to yeah. love idea. this time around, we're going to get somebody to be keeping an eye on probably showing of some of the things that he can touch versus things that maybe where's the where's the vision of security or surveillance video of the pair and i know you want try to like put it back together. all that would be really funny, you that wasn't from for news at 10.

stick with us for kron for news 11. but first we've got sports night live. yeah, ben ross here to talk about what's ben. hey, we got a lot going on tonight. guys will be talking some baseball with the giants back home meeting. >> to get a win and get on a winning streak real fast. the florida marlins with their top chef plates. no going at it, hoping to cook up a win. plus, stanford beginning its new era of football in acc posting sonny and tcu down on the farm tonight. highlights coming up on sports night live.

>> welcome to sports night live. i'm ben ross. late night drama at oracle park. we've also got stanford football coming up and a stunner at the u.s. open. we'll start with baseball. the giants playoff hopes really just hanging by a thread at this 0, 6, and a half games behind atlanta for the final wild-card spot. pretty much no margin for error anymore. and tonight, a chance to beat up on the nl worst marlins in the first of a three-game series. blake snell on the hill. that's always good news for the orange and black. could he shut down miami? well, yes, and health. was up to the task in this one contin

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