both men were arraigned at contra costa county superior court in martinez. the body of 25 year-old michela sharlman was discovered october 17th on the mccullough me trail near gentry town. drive. police are still investigating this gruesome death. that's what 23 year-old man in britain would is in custody following a months-long investigation into the accused illegal gun manufacturer. >> as kron 4 sweet ago reports, police say a search warrant served at his home reveals the suspect used 3 d printers to make guts. >> 23 year-old scott leeper has been booked into and remains in custody at the martinez detention facility. the brentwood police department says he is facing charges for illegal possession of an assault weapon manufacturing an assault weapon and various other gun-related charges. >> this after police served a search warrant at his house on a zillion way hours before he was booked wednesday. the police department says it has been investigating lee for for months. he is accused of making illegal ghost guns at his residence. and the search revealed evi

according to contra costa county. it's partnership agreement with cnh for the water treatment plant. clearly states that cnh bears full responsibility for the water treatment plant that has stunk up the area for some three weeks now. it also issued a statement that reads at no point has cch or its partners detected levels of hydrogen sulfide in crockett's air that would be considered immediately dangerous. as of today, we do continue to detect higher than usual levels of hydrogen sulfide in the air. contra costa help officials held a virtual press conference advising those in the crockett area to continue to stay inside with windows and doors shut because it can affect sensitive people includes headaches, nausea, irritation to the eyes, the nose, the throat those exposed over longer periods. can have greater health issues and with official measurements having begun only a week ago, that threshold is more pronounced because that's going to come up in about eight days present the minimum risk level. um that goes from mo

contra costa county is now weighing in on this proposition that aims to raise. is as we said on the wealthy in order to fund wildfire management. election day is less than one month away and proposition 30 has received mixed reviews now the contra costa county board of supervisors will vote on whether they want to formally support it. i think it's important for elected to take positions on certain items that are of a great importance. this is about our future and our children's future supervisor. karen. mitchell says prop 30 will lead to a healthier environment therefore she wants the county to take a stand in support it. this also is an opportunity for us to take a position and show that contra costa county is a leader in going to a green and clean environment if passed prop 30 would raise taxes on people making over two million a year that money would go to fund electric vehicles charging stations and wildfire prevention rideshare company lift would also receive part of that funding proposition 30 is being backed by the state democratic party, but governor new

that is a decision by the contra costa county district attorney.torney representing wilson's family says his clients are disappointed. and representative jackie spear saying a final farewell to her constituents. she is wrapping up a decades long career in public service. the news at 10 coming up next. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at an elderly woman pushing a toddler in a stroller is hit by a car in the south bay. the search tonight for the drive. >> also, it is official. elon musk o

the north bay and contra costa county looks great over to the bay bridge. toll plaza itself very light traffic. you can clearly see emeryville there and, kari, we had a lot of low clouds showing up today. >>> we are seeing that as we head through the tri-valley with clear visibility with this live look in dublin checking out 580. visibility down to a quarter of a mile in parts of the north bay. moving from gilroy into the south bay our temperature starts out at about 50 degrees. it's a cool start and is foggy around the area. the sky will be clearing and it will shape up to be another really nice day. take a look at our high temperature for this afternoon. san jose reaching 80 degrees and 88 in morgan hill. milpitas 81 degrees. for walnut creek, 89. we compared that to the low 70s in oakland and low 60s for half moon bay. daly city, 76 degrees. we'll see temperatures mostly in the 60s for san francisco. the north bay, 73 in mill valley. 84 in santa rosa. 92 in ukiah. can you see how different these temperatures are from one spot to the next. we are going to

dan gathering, can the contra costa county dist attorney diana becton is? >> officially announcing the news tomorrow, but we learned tonight that the da told the wilsons that haul will not be charged. wilson's family attorney john burris says the da faces challenges prosecuting hall because wilson was holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure traumatized time. >> by hearing it, civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that appropriate action and then take an early and this young man would not be bidding is found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hal

. >> the contra costa county da will not be filing charges in the 2021 shooting death of terrell wilson. the family attorney says the da has met with wilson's family, telling them about her decision and the case against andrew all hall is a former danville police officer who shot wilson. that was march of 2021. investigators say hall confronted wilson after responding to a report of a man throwing rocks off the sycamore valley overpass onto 6.80, body camera video showed wilson holding a knife before hall shot and killed him. wilson's family has said the 33 year-old was mentally ill hall is currently in state prison for 6 years for the 2018 shooting death of lot of mayor our arbor. kron four's dan thorn is talking to the wilson family attorney and we'll have that story tonight at 9 o'clock. berkeley police have arrested 3 man believed to be connected to recent shooting that killed a man and uc berkeley. south campus area. investigators say a fight broke out in the area of drafted telegraph avenues. gunshots ringing out. this was october 8th. 4 people were shot. one of them died. police

today the contra costa district attorney will hold a news conference making it official at 10:00 a.m. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd spoke with wilson's father about the decision. >> i have a jacket on, a half mannequin, with his picture above it. >> reporter: a former athlete and good student, this is how marvin wilson wants to remember his son, 33-year-old tyrell wilson. but he's forced to face the fact that tyrell was suffering from mental illness when he was killed by former contra costa sheriff's deputy andrew hall in march of last year. >> i lost my only child, my only son. >> reporter: you are looking at body cam video released by the sheriff's department showing wilson with a knife. you can hear former deputy hall ordering him to put it down before he opened fire on wilson in danville. >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> reporter: contra costa district attorney told tyrell's father the deputy involved will not be criminally charged with the killing because her office can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt hall broke the law when he fatally shot wilson. >> i'm disappointed b

. >>> contra costa county is trying to reassure voters that the election process is secure. the county tested its tabulation machines this morning. it's a state requirement. the county registrars nationwide have faced increased scrutiny following president trump's unfounded claims of rotor frauds. there are also concerns regarding election staffing software from a company called connect. the company's ceo was indicted in l.a. county on accusations of grand theft and embezzlement. contra costa uses that same software to manage its poll workers but says it's fully confident there are no issues. >>> election day is right around the corner. we're talking about it. we have a special page on our website dedicated to this november 8th election with voter guides to help you break down the key races and the propositions. just head to nbcbayarea.com/decision2022. >>> how dangerous is the stink? up next, an update from east bay health leaders about that smell coming from a wastewater treatment plant. >>> and creating more affordable housing for bay area students, how the state is teami

a tragic situation unfolding now in contra costa county. a woman and a young boy, shot in the street. before the gunfire, police tell us, there have been a car crash in pittsburgh on dobby avenue, right behind the police station. not sure if it's a mother and son, but officers tell us, the two victims are related. here's what we know. the woman had to be airlifted to a local hospital. she is in critical condition. the boy, taken by ambulance with the non-life-threatening injuries. again, happening in pittsburgh had no arrests at this point. >>> also this evening, something much more positive on this friday night. rarely do we pay much attention to a preseason basketball game, but with all the drama surrounding the warriors, everyone wants to know what happened tonight with jordan poole and draymond. let's bring in nbc bay area's gia vang. geo, no punches, but more tonight? >> reporter: that's right, raj mathai. the warriors lost the preseason game with the backdrop of the denver nuggets and out the infamous jordan poole and draymond punch.

both men were arraigned at the contra costa county superior courtroom. the body of 25 year-old micaela sharlman was discovered october 17th. that was on the trail. they're gentry town drive. police are still investigating that death. >> 23 year-old man in brentwood is in custody after a monthslong investigation. he's accused of illegally manufacturing guns and a search warrant served at his home reveals that 3 d printers were being used to produce the guns. kron four's. philippe chagall has that story. >> across the street from the bars slides and swings munn park in brentwood. police paid a visit to 23 year-old scott leiper's is ill your way wednesday. >> the culmination of an investigation police say has been several months into the accused illegal homemade gun manufacturer. >> investigators placed him under arrest for illegal possession of an assault weapon, manufacturing, an assault weapon and other gun-related charges. investigators say he made the ghost guns at his residence. >> police say the guns recovered are not registered with the state. neigh

prosecutors in contra costa county filed criminal charges against the man accused of crashing into 3 12 year olds in any daca 29 year old ray. shaquille reeves was charged with multiple counts of assault with a deadly weapon as well as vehicular manslaughter because one of the children died last week. the children were walking home from school when they were hit. police say reeves was speeding and was involved in a collision with another vehicle when the car jumped the curb and hit the children. the collision happened last month at sycamore drive and manzanita way in antioch. police in the south bay say a routine traffic stop led investigators to an alleged drug lab. campbell police stopped a car just before 2 30 this morning near railway and kennedy avenue. they say items found inside the vehicle prompted officers to further their investigation to an apartment on the two 100 block of union avenue. police say a search turned up items used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine. the driver of the car in the initial traffic stop, was placed under arrest. the candidates for san jose ma

here in contra costa county election equipment is getting a checkup.ballots are being counted and votes are validated. 1004 132 all to ensure accuracy, but separate from the scanning and tabulation is a software system. it's called connect polled chief, which keeps tabs on poll workers and their assignments. we gather a name and address. i believe the data birth only to verify that the poll worker is a registered voter within our county, but concerns have grown after the software company's ceo eugene you was arrested in l. a county. the district attorney says he's investigating possible theft of personal identifiable information of poll workers there. investigators say that data was stored illegally on servers in china. clearly this has nothing to do with the election process. election material borders information. still it hasn't stopped the spread of misinformation contra costa county elections officials have received threatening emails and messages , one saying resign now and get ready for #### to break loose. and martinez, the employee who received

charles clifford is live from contra costa county with more details on that page. charles. >> you know, a lot of covid-19 restrictions here in contra costa county, like so many other places were put into place very quickly. and now that many people have been vaccinated and boosted and a lot of folks have learned about how to deal and live with covid-19. the county feels now is the time to remove those restrictions. in an order issued last friday contra costa county health services lifted all the counties remaining. 69 covid-19 restrictions saying any and all active orders are hereby rescinded. >> any order that limited the activities of county residents or acquired business owners to limit operations has gone away. workers are no longer required to be tested for or vaccinated against covid-19. and all mask requirements are gone. health services says the because community spread of covid-19 is so low. now is the time to ease the last remaining restrictions. i think people understand covid, anderson, what they need to do. >> understand activities to put immigrants. >

almost all of the covid-19 restrictions have been lifted in contra costa county. but health officials are still asking everyone to be aware that there could be a surge in cases this winter. let's get the latest now from kron four's charles clifford. >> well, here in contra costa county, many of the county's covid-19 restrictions were put into place rather quickly back in 2020 and now that many residents have been vaccinated and boosted and folks have learned to live with covid-19 county health services feels that now is the time to ease those restrictions. in an order issued last friday contra costa county health services lifted all the counties remaining. 69 covid-19 restrictions saying any and all active orders are hereby rescinded. >> any order that limited the activities of county residents or acquired business owners to limit operations has gone away. workers are no longer required to be tested for or vaccinated against covid-19. and all mask requirements are gone. >> health services says the because community spread of covid-19 is so low. now is the time to

. >>> looking a smooth flow of traffic, your typical slow drives through contra costa county.the metering lights were turned on. 15 minutes from a slight build to all lanes showing the backup right here. hov the carpool is your big advantage, that's three or mower. back to you. >> good to know. thanks, mike. >>> 6:11. layoffs coming as two big bay area companies make cuts on jobs. coming up, details on a nearly 300 layoffs. >>> plus we have a big boost to tell you about, it's expected if you receive social security. why monthly benefits are on the rise. >>> plus -- ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ ♪ if i could find a way ♪♪ >> well, cher probably wanting to turn back time on major real estate purchase more than 30 years ago. how you could soon own a piece of cher-idise if you have the money and the unique feature we're 99% sure your houseld we're 99% sure your houseld doesn'hot i'm mo... and this is osmo. that was pretty good, i think. we make magical games that teach kids all kinds of important stuff... like math and reading. even coding. llamar, it's not even real. that's osmo!

. >> contra costa county health officials say that last friday was the first time they detected detected levels of the chemical that were high enough to cause concern. the plant is owned by a a sugar refinery, the bay area air-quality district is investi. is investigating. > >> details in the search for a possible serial killer. the suspect has shot at least six people to death including a man from oakland. stockton police is is working with chicago police to determine if the serial killers first murders happened in chicago in 2018. now, we were were able to break this story with the help of brad edwards, an investigative reporter with cbs chicago. >> when stockton police released released this surveillance video video of the men believed to bed be connected to the serial kills serial killings the police chief chief pointed out a significant identifier. >> pay close attention to the uneven stride. >> the gate of the killer became became the story in stockton. a man dressed in all black with the uneven stride. as you heard on cbs 13, stockton police is now working with chicago police who

. >>> we start with breaking news out of contra costa county. thi fire, burning at imperial seafood restaurant near willow pass road. you can see flames there and see multiple crews ar unseen. we have limited information at the moment but you can see crews are working t put out the fire. according to yelp, the restaurant is permanently closed. we reached out to officials for more details on the site. no word ye on the nearby instances are threatened but this video into our newsroom now and we will update you as we get more information. >>> right now we are following trouble spot on the roadways. this is 680 northbound as you work your way near calaveras. all lanes are completely shut down to a big rig crash. you ca see the big rigs are mashed up together. one of them is stuck on top of the guard rail off to the side of the roadway. that i why it is taking so long to clear. a lot of activity in an around the area. it happened around 3:30 this morning. it ha been out there for several hour and they have crews on scene with cleanup under way. north

county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, also in contra costa county, the district attorney there is going to holding a press conference later today with more information about their decision will be following that for you. >> let's go to santa now where students and teachers will be back in class today after an active shooter threat turned out to be a hoax. it was just a call to the police. santa cruz high school went on lockdown at 09:30am, in the morning yesterday and police searched the campus for any threat of active shooter. police say the reports included multiple shots fired multiple victims. 2 hours later, parents and students werm successfully reunited at depot park. here's one student describing what happened. >> the scariest moment was when they told us that we are in code red and got to barricade the doors and we walked to the back back of the room when the pitch locker room that was probably the scariest moment was like super dark. we couldn't really hear anything. we didn't know what was going on. >> but there wasn't anything going on as it turns out just the invest

you might recall the marsh fire that burned this past summer in contra costa county, burned 159 acres. con fire says it is burning again underground in naturally occurring peat soil by willow pass road and the delta. you might recall they doused a lot of water on it back then. here it is again smoldering. con fire says the owner of the property has hired a private water tender after con fire asked the owner to put out the fire. the air quality district says levels in pittsburg are in the good zone and not unhealthy right now. >> depending on where you are, some of that smoldering smoke could reach you depending on which way the winds blow. >> reporter: the air quality district says impacted by another phenomena, inversion, that's keeping us socked in fog that traps more pollutants close to the surface. when that weather pattern changes they expect the air quality to improve. reporting live in the east bay, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> so let's turn to meteorologist kari hall now who is tracking air quality. what are we looking at for today? >> it is having an

here in contra costa county election equipment is getting a checkup.e being counted and votes are validated . 1004 132 all to ensure accuracy, but separate from the scanning and tabulation is a software system. it's called connect pulled chief, which keeps tabs on poll workers and their assignments. we gather a name and address. i believe the data birth only to verify that the poll worker is a registered voter within our county, but concerns have grown after the software company's ceo eugene you was arrested in l. a county . the district attorney says he's investigating possible theft of personal identifiable information of poll workers there. investigators say that data was stored illegally on servers in china. clearly this has nothing to do with the election process. election material borders information. still, it hasn't stopped the spread of misinformation contra costa county elections officials have received threatening emails and messages , one saying resign now and get ready for #### to break loose, and martinez, the employee who received that m

today the police chief fielded numerous questions about the ongoing investigation by the fbi and contra costa d.a.'s office. the investigation involves at least eight of the city's police officers and allegations of crimes of moral turpitude. >> we don't have a hand in the investigative process at all, and so we are, you know, hopefully anxiously awaiting some type of outcome. >> reporter: with those officers on leave for the investigation the chief says he needs help now and is hoping cash incentives attract candidates. >> over the next year we've instituted a program to offer $30,000 contention as completion of the academy. >> reporter: the chief stopped short of saying hooech he wants to hire within the next year. >> i don't want to give any misinformation and say 5 or 10 or 15. we'll take as many as i can get. >> reporter: when i asked the chief how much of an impact he says it's one of the many challenges when it comes to recruiting more tal nlt. >> i think across the board law enforcement agencies across the country are having challenges with hiring and recruiting. it's not the same pro

halloween tradition is back in contra costa county here from a couple who tied the knot this morning in costume. and around the bay area this afternoon. temperatures are running cooler from many. i'll have a look at what you can expect for the afternoon as well as the evening for all those festivities going on tonight more on this plus rain in the forecast coming up if you think all pads are exactly the same... think again. this always ultra thin is our best yet. it wicks gushes 90% faster and absorbs even more. for up to 100% leak-free and odor-free comfort. this is triple protection from always. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. - this van just hit me outta nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain. i had a fusion, and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i looked on the inte

the state is taking a closer look at the site exams of san francisco sheriff's deputies and contra costa as well. our media partner will fill us in. first, fentanyl death is on the rise are among american teens, tripling in the last three years. last year more than 770 californians under age 24 died of for dental overdose. this year bay area victims included 18-year-old kayden ross of vacaville. our our kids being educated about the danger in school? joining us live to talk about what is being taught and not taught in california schools is carolyn jones, senior reporter for an education focused news outlet. you wrote an in-depth article about this. the cdc recently issued a strong warning about rainbow fentanyl. the fear is the colorful synthetic opioids that are so dangerous can look like candy. you can see that they do look possibly very appealing for kids. is this morning being echoed by schools to students? are they sending warnings to kids? >> yes. the state asked schools to warn parents and students about this, especially with halloween coming up. that is of particular concern. als

. >>> we are still awaiting a >>> a former contra costa county sheriff deputy already serving prison time will not face charges for a second deadly shooting. tyro wilson was allegedly throwing rocks from the 680 overpass in march of last year. wilson was holding a knife when he was confronted by a deputy , deputy andrew hall, who then shot and killed him. critics say hall failed to attend to de-escalate the situation before opening fire . today, contra costa county district attorney diana a becton announced she would not be filing charges. >> when you read the report, you will get a olar picture of how we came to this decision and determined there was insufficient evidence for a jury to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that officer hall acted unlawfully. >> call was already serving a six-year prison sentence for shooting and killing a man back in 2018. hall killed wilson while the prior shooting was still under investigation by the da. >>> turning to our election , early in-person voting gets underway in sonoma county tomorrow. the seven voting centers will open from 9:00 through 5

mike, you have a note for drivers out of contra costa county. >>> i do. some of the few areas we see any signs of the morning commute. the peninsula, across the bay, the south bay. there's a little blip in the south bay, 680. there may be a crew around mckee. i'll track that. a build out of the altamont. vasco, reports of debris, garbage across all lanes. maybe somebody dropped a bag of garbage. no major problems. and the travel times out of brentwood, still just 16 minutes. back over to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> officials are monitoring air quality again because of a fire that started in the pittsburg march back in june is flaring up again. >> since june, yeah. after months of efforts to douse that area, it is still smoldering underground. how this could impact nearby people. >> reporter: back in june flames from the marsh fire were large, but firefighters got most of it under control. the area by willow pass road and the delta near the marsh itself proved to be more difficult. contra costa county fire pumped tens of thousands of water per minute into

and earlier this year he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol contra. costanty also paid out $350,000 to settle harassment claims made against the mayor when he served as executive director of the now defunct los madonna's community healthcare district issues thorpe says are not relevant to the alleged assault. he says his inner circle suggests he consider using private security moving forward. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news and the north bay american canyon. police are searching for 2 men who they say threatened someone with a gun. >> while stealing a catalytic converter the robbery happened on iron horse drive last night. police say a resident witnessed a man cutting off the catalytic converter from a car in front of their house and then the other man approached him with a gun and threatened him to go back inside. when officers arrived, they saw the 2 men were driving a silver toyota corolla and took off. police lost them on westbound highway. 37, if you have seen this car or the 2 men in it, please give american kenyan police a call. >> following the sho

contra costa among those receiving ballots. if you don't get yours in the next week or so, you should contact your county registrar of voters. >>> when it comes to closely watched measures, one in walnut creek will ask residents to vote yes on a half cent sales tax increase. >> as nbc bay area's bob redell explains, the added revenues would add a boost in areas including law enforcement. >> after the mass burglary at the nordstrom, five more police officers were hired. measure 0 would fund those positions for the next ten years. it asks walnut creek residents to increase the sales tax over the next decade from 8.75% to 9.25%, to raise about $11 million annually, which would not only pay for crime prevention and public safety, but would, among other things, help people who are unhoused, improve services for the young and old, and upgrade aging infrastructure like the pool at heather farm park. >> it's old, always breaking down. the locker rooms are bad. it's very shallow, so you can't use it for certain types of swim meets. >> b

eviction filings have surged with contra costa county, eclipsing 350. in july.vocates say that trend will likely continue because many renters are still suffering economically and are still waiting on backlogged emergency public rent assistance programs to kick in ended lower on wall street today. after some early gains, the dow dropped 90 points . nasdaq lost 65, the s and p was lower by 29 retailers, banks and industrial companies were all lower. shares of tesla fell more than 6% after the company said it will miss its target for deliveries this year. here. you may remember the shortage of baby formula earlier this year that had parents scrambling for supplies. while the shortage has eased up, families are still struggling because inflation is now having an impact on other baby supplies. fox news actually , soriano live tonight with the details. good evening, ashley. good evening, julie. well i'm not a mom myself, but i decided to stop by a store today to see how much it would cost to buy just a few of the basics for a baby. we're talking a 12 ounce star of ba

switching gears, the contra costa district attorney's office has found 3 sheriff's deputies that were involved in that deadly shooting of eduardo martinez were justified in their actions. given the circumstances of the incident. the shooting happened about 9.30, in the morning. this is back on july 9th of 2020 in the town of nights ton a woman called 9-1-1. reporting that martinez who was her boyfriend bound her wrists, pour gasoline on her and sexually assaulted her about 12 hours into that standoff, authorities said martinez came out of the house and fired his shotgun at swat team. deputies. that's when 3 sheriff deputies opened fire killing martinez. the deputies were also injured during that standoff. a man suspected of hitting and killing a 12 year-old child with his car, injuring 2 other children has been arrested. that crash happened last month when the children walking home from school. witnesses say a chevrolet impala struck a mercury mystique foresee that impala into the direction of the 3 children were walking nearby. all 3 children were airlifted to a hospital. one child d

. > >> here in the bay area, something steeped in the contra costa community of crockett. it smelled so bad, that a public meeting about it has been cold for tonight. contra costa county county health issued a health advisory earlier this week about about high levels of hydrogen sulfide coming from the local wastewater treatment plant. the crockett improvement association association is hosting a public meeting tonight at 7:00 at the community center. while health officials say there's no immediate health threat, prolonged exposure to hydrogen sulfide can result in headaches, headaches, nausea, and eye irritation. sensitive groups are are being advised to keep doorsd windows closed, and use an activated charcoal air filter. > >> still ahead, police are taking a new approach in the hunt for a northern california serial killer, the outreach program they hope will lead to a a suspect. > >> for the first time in a decade, new maps are giving us a a new look at the tsunami risk in four bay area counties. >> how the national park service service is fighting fire with fire as the

you can see the fog through the north bay east bay yes for you in contra costa alameda county. in the south bay to the peninsula and that spotty drizzle. as we head into about 11.: 30 we start to clear out. notice how it will hang out near oakland and san francisco. then through the afternoon we will get a short window of sunshine near the bay. and san francisco. and plenty of sunshine through the inland valleys. overall we are faring good for october. numbers will begin cool. 55 peninsula. southbay 56. san francisco that fog and drizzle with 53. the east bay at 55. daytime highs tomorrow despite the fact we have fog at the coastline will be warming up through the inland valley. with that son i think numbers will bump up will bring us to 76 in san jose. morgan hill you are at 84. we're coming in with more 80s as well. walnut creek pleasanton antioch middle 80s. out here to hayward 74. let's move it over to the peninsula. we've got 71 san mateo. paul also 75. san francisco 65. 55 marina. for the north bay 81 santa rosa. napa 80. mill valley 73. rainfall we all want it. there is

plus your time 7 16 happening today, the contra costa county clerk recorder's office will help coupleso get married on halloween, the county will officiate weddings called scare ammon ease while the people presiding over each wedding will be dressed in costumes. some of the brides and grooms will also wear costumes as well. the county holds these holiday themed weddings throughout the year. other popular days for valentine's day. today's scare ramon ease are so popular all 22 of the slots have been booked. and just in time for halloween, psychologists say scary movies and haunted houses could help reduce your stress level. if you go about it the right way, and they say the rush of adrenaline and other hormones can turn to a well can actually be a sense of empowerment. some say the best way to experience the fear factor is to share it with somebody you trust. remind yourself you're in control of the situation. you're not in any real danger. psychologists say it's okay to stay away from things you know, will cause you longer term stress 7 17 to be the only one who's going to run into the

hall is already serving a prison term for a separate shooting in 2018 contra. costa county is already had to pay millions of dollars to wilson's family in connection with that shooting. the family was disappointed to learn that hall will not be charged with killing their son. kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the family and has details for us on that. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion nation with traumatized time. >> by here in civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that approach it, action had been taken early in, young man would not be did miss found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hall in connection

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and earlier this year he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol contra. costa county also paid out $350,000 to settle harassment claims made against the mayor when he served as executive director of the now defunct los madonna's community healthcare district issues thorpe says are not relevant to the alleged assault. he says his inner circle suggests he consider using private security moving forward. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> got 4 is your local election headquarters. and according to a recent poll, oakland city council members, lauren taylor and chain tao, we are in an extremely tight race for mayor today. taylor and mayoral candidate trevor reed announced a ranked choice partnership and held a campaign rally together. they're asking voters to choose taylor as their first choice for mayor of oakland and read as their second choice. we have been in partnership. >> long before. we were both on council. in fact, we met in community. not in the political sphere. because of our shared commitment and dedication to moving oakland forward so we build the st

eviction filings have surged with contra costa county, eclipsing. 350 in july.t advocates say that trend will likely continue because many renters are still suffering economically and are still waiting on backlogged emergency public rent assistance programs to kick in. permanente is now looking to build a 300 bed hospital in san jose. plans call for the new facility be built on a parking lot on hospital parkway, not far. from the company's existing medical center. the project is described as a replacement hospital that would include 250,000 square feet of space. the parking lot that's being eyed for the new medical facility has recently been used for covid-19 vaccines and boosters. in a statement, kaiser told ktvu that kaiser permanente is continuously looking for opportunities to best meet the needs of our members in san jose and support our community while working to keep high quality care affordable and offering our employees and outstanding work environment. alright here we go getting ready for the friday which is real close to the weekend, your saturday and

. >> so the contra costa county health department has issued a health advisory one week ago and turns out, as we mentioned, the cause for that foul odor is hydrogen sulfide. and it's coming from the cnh sugar factory refinery. specifically their wastewater treatment plant. hydrogen sulfide is a chemical compound that is poisonous, corrosive and flammable in high doses. >> so we are still i just it the community of that we would expect we're continue to we're going to continue to monitor the community as long as the health advisory is in effect. >> county health services report that the current level of hydrogen sulfide is about 10 times less. then what would be needed to declare an urgent health risk. but there is enough in the air to cause some side effects. those symptoms could include a headache, nausea, or rotation, in your eyes, nose or throat contra. costa county provided air filters to the middle school high school and library in crockett. they say charcol air filters are the only effective way to clear the home of that bad air. so face masks will not be effective at stopping p

philippe djegal explains. >> based on the facts included in the contra costa county district attorney's office is 43 page report into 33 year-old tyrell wilson's killing district attorney diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence. >> to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that former county deputy and danville police officer andrew hall is criminally liable. one of our jury instruction states that if you can drop 2 or more reasonable conclusions from the circumstantial evidence. >> and one of those reasonable conclusions points to innocence and another to kill. you must except the one points to innocence. becton says the report into the march 11th 2021 shooting includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to concluding deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not. jeremy review the circumstantial evidence and reasonably conclude the deputy hall did not act in lawful self-defense. a juror could also reasonably conclude the deputy hall did act in legal self-defense and legally under this scenario, he's not guilty of a crime. paul claims he was acting in self-defense

both men will be arraigned today in contra costa county superior court. there's the victim, the body of 25 year-old micaela sharla men was discovered october 17th on a trail near gentry town. drive. police are still investigating the circumstances. >> also happening today, closing arguments begin in the civil trial of santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. she's facing a number of corruption accusations from a civil grand jury. she's accused of trading concealed weapons permits for donations to her reelection campaign and also mismanaging the jails under her control. now she's denied all the allegations. we know it's been a sheriff there in santa clara county since 1998. it was just this past march that she announced she wouldn't be running for re-election. so her term is set to end in january a low. if the jury finds even one count to be true, she be removed from office even earlier than that. >> in the south bay, a woman has died after she was stabbed last night in san jose. we have a map of where this happened on daffodil way near manzanita drive. we

tomorrow's vote by contra costa county supervisors is non-binding. election day is tuesday, november 8th early voting begins today counties are mailing out ballots. every registered voter gets one. thanks to a loss signed last year. you can still register to vote after october 24th. it's called a conditional voter registration, but your vote will still count. all right tomorrow starts with amazon calls its prime early access sale and as consumers hunt for good deals scammers, of course are hunting for your money. they are always out there security experts say hundreds of websites with names similar to amazon popped up during the prime days in july and many of them are fake. it's unbelievable one viewer who lost thousands of dollars came to seven on your side's michael finney michael. yeah. i got to tell you any reason at all. these guys come out of the woodwork guys. just unbelievable now i want to tell you about this viewer. he was convinced. he was really talking to an amazon employee instead scammers were draining his bank account it all started w

. >> so they're going to be in contra costa county court today. the body of 25 year-old micaela sharla man was discovered october 17th on fire on the trail near gentry town. drive. police are still investigating exactly what happened and why. >> well, happening today, closing arguments begin in the civil trial of santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. smith facing now number of corruption accusations handed down from the civil grand jury. she's accused of trading concealed weapons permits for donations to her reelection campaign and also for mismanaging the jails under her control. she has denied all these allegations. smith has been sheriff there in santa clara county since 1998. it was in march that she announced she wouldn't be running for reelection. so her term ends in january. however, if the jury finds just one count to be true, should be removed from office even earlier than that. >> 703. the latest development in the south bay, a woman who was stabbed last night in san jose has died. she was attacked last night on daffodil way near manz

but we're not the best average out to all the mayors of contra costa county and apple provided me their support of us talking with the congressman earlier today. so governor on sunday and i can tell you. things will move until that change. things will change and the wrong. but i'm telling people to not give up up is on its way. >> we've seen the widespread protests, in your opinion. what are the most violations that occur under that regime in iran. >> let me tell woman, all mothers. one our sisters. women, our daughters. a woman at the most beautiful gift to mankind. and what is happening today. it's not just a moment fighting for their rights. yeah. asking for a change in regime. if it even about relationship and you're expecting the person you're parking to change, that won't happen is for every time the parking for the party to go away and that new regime in iran and this is what the woman's a in full. i have been following some of the the leaders of the protest online and i read something today that was really chilling. >> and she said, you know what you are seeing today and of some

both men are going to be arraigned today in contra costa county superior court. the body of 25 year-old micaela sharlman was discovered october 17th on economy trail near gentry town. drive. police are still piecing together what happened. happening today. closing arguments begin in the civil trial of santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. smith is fighting off a number of corruption accusations from a civil grand jury. >> she's accused of trading concealed weapons permits for donations to her reelection campaign and mismanaging the jails under her control. she's denied these allegations. smith has been sheriff of santa clara county since 1998. in march, she announced that she would not be running for reelection. her term ends in january. but if the jury finds just one count to be true, she would be moved from office earlier than that. in the north bay fairfield student was arrested after he was found with a loaded gun inside of his bag. police say the student brought that gun to high school. the campus there on tuesday. his back was searched after threatened t

. >> we are following developing news from contra costa health officials and crews have det detecting hydrogen sulfide. they're advising everyone near the plant to stay inside and close all windows and doors. >> if you experience headaches, nausea, they caution that masks will not offer protection. as for what caused this rotten egg smell, officials say it's related to an ongoing operational issue at the plant. the san jose fire department is taking heat after a stunning social media post by an onlooker. the video appears to show a woman in a string bikini getting out of an on-duty fire truck and walking right into a strip club. today in the bay's damian trujillo broke the story on twitter. >> the video was posted on instagram. it appears to show a san jose fire engine 4 parked outside the gm's club with its emergency lights on and then the back cabin opens and the woman gets out wearing nothing, but a bikini. >> oh, my god, is that a girl? >> we showed the video across the street from the oldest adult club. >> i hope they're not using taxpayer money for anything that's not legal, rea

the contra costa county da declines to file charges against a former officer. >> for his involvement in a deadly shooting. we have the latest on that case. and we continue to follow that breaking story. and we take another look at the political impact of this morning's attack at the pelosi home attack at the pelosi home after the break. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. ere'a reason comcast siness powers more businesses an any other provider. tually, there'a few... mcast business offers the stest, reliable network... e protottion security edge... d the most liable 5g network. nt me to keep going? can... ether your b

contra costa county issued a health advisory one week ago. and it turns out that the cause for that foul odor is hydrogen sulfide. and it's coming from the cnh sugar refinery. specifically their wastewater treatment plant. hydrogen sulfide is a chemical compound that is poisonous, corrosive and flammable in high doses. so we are still i just it in the community, pulse that we would expect we're continue to we're going to continue to monitor the community as long as the health advisory is. in fact. >> county health services have reported that the current level of hydrogen sulfide is about 10 times less. then what would be needed to declare an urgent health risk. but there is enough in the air to cause some side effects. those symptoms could include a headache, nausea, rotation in your eyes, nose or throat contra. costa county provided air filters to the middle school to high school and the library in crockett. they say that charcol air filters are the only effective way to clear the air in your home. face masks will not be effective at stoppin

how this could impact the west contra costa county school district. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. east bay, the west contra costa county school board could be facing a serious financial crisis and a letter from contra costa county's office of education. >> the district was told it's no longer financially healthy and cannot meet its obligations. the office of education side of the district's deficit of more than 46 million dollars. if the district cannot balance its books, it could lose local control. that means the county superintendent would elect officials to manage the district instead of locally elected scho

in the east bay contra. costa county has rescinded all of their covid related health orders.here were 69 health orders, including those restricting residents activities require business owners to limit operations and requiring masks and vaccination for certain workers. health officials say they felt comfortable easing the last remaining restrictions because of the community spread of covid its way down. >> for the most part, our community has been i'm doing what they need to protect themselves. so we didn't think that we need we are really into their orders anymore. >> they lifted the state's restrictions are still in place. so people still need to wear masks when going to health care facilities and you're encouraged to get vaccinated and boosted. if you haven't already. it's 6.40 and the biden administration is launching a new program to allow school bus fleet all over the country to go green. nearly 400 school districts across 50 states will collectively get about a billion dollars to do this. they'll be able to buy about 2500 clean running school buses. this is part of the

this prompted contra costa health services to issue a health advisory telling people to stay inside and closed doors and windows. symptoms can include nausea and headaches. a million. it smells like residents are mad and want to know why it took so long to let them know what was going on in able to take my kids for a walks down to him. i am nervous, sending my son to preschool. i don't know. as you mentioned. what the long term effects that we've heard concerns. working diligently to resolve issues. it is important to us. that's where we are today. zoom interview ahead of the meeting. the c and h plant manager blamed the heat wave in early september that brought a string of triple digit days caused a backlog in the waste treatment, right. and every street in the water is treated by my microorganisms, which break it down and digested . and with the backlog, they will need dying to what their magic and bring it to back to normal levels, he said. they are in the process of cleaning the industrial grade reactors at the plant and believes the problem will be solved in the next 7 to 10 days.