andrea nakano kpix 5. >> that sounds terrible. >>> the surge is wringing back talks of wearing masks inside crowds. many doctors say we should. but the idea of it coming one person wants that to happen. >> i want masks to come back, so that our -- health is protected. we do it in a way that's equitable to all. i'm scared how it might get and before that changes. >> san jose state will require masks inside starting on the 19th. alameda county is bringing them back to jail shelters and long-term care facilities. dr. peter hong, an expert had this to say. >> i don't think we need a mandate mainly because there are too many things we could do. even if someone becomes positive and high risk. i could give them paxlovid to keep them from going to the hospital. >> if all those illnesses were not enough. the infections in children may be on the rise. there is no vaccine, but the antibiotics can help. >>> okay, with all of those germs. it will come winter weather. i know, a little downer there. >> everyone is gathering inside, just passing from one to the other. >> charming. and i know, it's n

in oakley andrea nakano kpix 5. >>> the daughter of house speaker nancy pelosi and paul pelosi said her father was left scared by the attack inside their san francisco home. film maker alexandria pelosi sat down with john dickerson ahead of the release of the new documentary she made about her mother. as for how her father is doing, she said the intruder who attacked him with a hammer did some emotional damage too. >> how is your dad doing now? >> he's getting better every day. thank you for asking. the scars are healing. i mean the scars are healing, but i think the emotional scars are -- i don't know if those ever heal. i mean that's tough. it's really tough. i don't think it's okay for an 82-year-old man to be attacked in his home in the middle of the night because of whatever his wife does for work. >> you can watch the full interview with alexander pelosi on sunday morning right here on kpix. >>> the covid surge here, it presses on. 140 from a month ago. hospitalizations are around 50%. all of those are concerns as flu and r sv cases are also going up. alameda county just moved fro

being a helicopter parent so this doesn't happen to him, so -- >> andrea nakano, kpix 5. >> ivan makovec says it would help to know the signs, one son, is if the lips turn blue. and watch out for foil, that can look like a wrapping for food, but it could be anything. >> so scary for a parent or caregiver. >>> district attorney brooke jenkins has made prosecuting fentanyl dealers a key part of her agenda. she said she would continue to hold dealers accountable . hopefully this serves as a wake-up call to those who are content with their status quo response to this crisis. fentanyl has become a problem, not just here, but across the country. >>> the dea has called fentanyl the single deadliest drug threat that she has ever encountered. and the california state department of health shows that last year more than 1600 people died from an opioid overdose. 5700 of those were from fentanyl. >>> new this morning, kanye west has been banned from twitter again after violating the platform's rules on inciting violence. now twitter ceo elon musk tweeted this morning saying, i tried my best. it's not