noelle bellow reports, doctors at center health hope this new technology. we'll get even more women examined. >> a few moments of discomfort that could save your life. >> taking care of my sister is a cancer survivor. and every year not require necessarily, but. requested that i do every >> lissa gunned run is a patient at center cpm sees center for women's health care on wednesday. she received a 3 d mammogram kind of goes around you when you're in the mammogram machine. and so it gets all of these different views and kind of put together this 3 d image of your. so it's really great at seeing through tissue better than standard. 2 d mammograms. the technology is the new standard for all patients at sutter's health center. >> co-director of the center doctor and pellet is hoping after a year where 31% of women either delayed or missed their mammograms that screening rates will continue to rebound really? understandably, a lot of people have put off. >> preventive measures and things like mammograms and other cancer screenings 75% of women who were diagnosed

kron four's noelle bellow has more on the suspect. to sony posse is the suspect shot and killed marco antonio santos san jose police have issued an arrest warrant for a wanted 27 year-old homicide suspect. >> they say to sony posse was quickly identified as the prime suspect in the death of marco santos. but after months of trying to track him down. they haven't been able to find him. we know that he has connections to obviously the bay area. >> but also the san diego area and hawaii. anybody that has information about his whereabouts. we would urge them to please call the san jose police homicide unit according to police posse shot and killed 33 year-old santos. >> in front of his wife and teenage daughter at the woods apartment complex in san jose officials say there was some sort of dialogue between the 2. but no known conflicts before and it just seems to be a very spontaneous senseless killing. they can go. just want to let a lot of pain and suffering and most importantly, they left kids without their father santos his mother and

kron four's noelle bellow has more. >> it really is a big step and p something we've been looking forong time. a potential pill to help reduce side effects from covid-19 on monday. pharmaceutical company merck asked the fda for emergency use authorization for its new oral medication exciting about this. if that data holds up, is that. >> this will be the first pill that you can take the first signs of the illness, u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says if approved, it would bolster the 2 pronged approach to handling the pandemic offering treatment by way of medication on top of the prevention method. we already have with vaccines. certainly no one wants to say well, now i know this pill is available or. austin could becomes available. i don't have to worry about getting vaccinated because i can just pop a pill. would do that. the request by merck comes as the fda is set to discuss moderna and johnson and johnson's booster shots this week. >> but with the holiday season approaching doctor swartzberg says we still need to be on our guard. the majority of the

kron four's, noelle bellow breaks down the timeline and the plans for distribution. >> but what is the 10th leading was in the top 10 leading causes of death and children in this age group. and so i would not hesitate to get my children vaccinated fact. i'd be beating down the doors to its ucsf infectious disease expert doctor george rutherford weighing in tuesday on the fda advisory panels approval of the pfizer vaccine for kids aged 5 to 11. >> the panel voted unanimously in favor of the vaccine with one person abstaining from the vote that was 17 in favor and one with one abstention. so i think that the data are quite that that this is effective for children, that it's safe for children. the full fda agency will now take up the matter in the coming days to decide whether to authorize it. we do have an effect seen supply white house vaccinations coordinator. doctor bechara shoe care says once approval is given doses would be ready to ship out immediately. we will be ready to be able to start shipping the vaccines to providers offices, doctors offices pharmacies community health cente

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> and now to a crime spree in the east bay. police say a group of teens and preteens are connected to a carjacking in oakland and a laptop theft in berkeley. nev group was caught tuesday after crashing the stolen car kron four's, dan thorn has more on that story in berkeley. >> police say an 11 year-old was among the 5 teens and preteens who were detained after committing crimes across 2 cities. police say they also heard a man that was sitting on a bench as they tried to take off in that stolen car. this peet's coffee shop on 4th street in west berkeley was the scene of a laptop theft that later turned into a chase for a stolen car full of juveniles. investigators say this all started just after 2 o'clock tuesday afternoon, witnesses were able to help identify the toyota camry which was spotted by police n another part of the city and then chased to university in san pablo avenues. the ages of those detained were shocking to some local parents it's very concerning and its something must be, you know, going on. there must be. >

noelle bellow kron 4 news, a big story tonight. the national hockey league has just suspended san jose sharks player evander kane for 21 games for submitting a fake covid vaccination card under the league's decision. cain will not be eligible to play until november. the 30th. >> he will forfeit about 1.7 million dollars of his 7 million dollars salary for the season and on another related matter. the 30 year-old has been facing accusations of and physical abuse by his ex-wife. anna, the nhl said its investigation into those allegations could not be substantiated. this is cain's 3rd season with the sharks after signing a seven-year contract kron four's for sports director jason dumas school have more reaction on this coming up later in sports. parents who are against the covid-19 vaccine mandate for california students held a demonstration today. this was a walkout. it reportedly affected elementary middle and high schools in the state and also called for teachers and other school employees. >> to stay home today. our grant lodes jo

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> a bizarre and troubling story out of santa clara county. the district attorney's office has filed charges against a 47 year-old woman who they say. >> through drunken parties for young teenagers and encourage them to engage in acts. sometimes non consensual. shannon o connor this is her picture also known as shannon currently lives in idaho. prosecutors say while she lived in los gatos. she hosted parties for mostly 1415 year-old providing them with alcohol and with condoms and discourage them from telling their parents about the parties or for calling for help when one of the young people passed out o'connor also faces felony fraud charges for making more than $120,000. in unauthorized charges on a company card. >> southwest airlines has canceled and delayed flights yet again a 5th day in a row. the airlines issues now causing problems for thousands of passengers nationwide get this. according to flightaware, dot com, another 94 flights have now been canceled across america here in the bay area. 10 flights have been canceled in oakland. no

noelle bellow kron 4 news following diagnosis.tor created a new mastectomy procedure for women diagnosed with cancer. and coming up next, wednesday night while force noelle bellow takes a closer look at the technique that is helping patients regain confidence after surgery. >> next today substitute for the substitutes the struggle that some local schools >> well, this is a live look at radar on the left of your screen. the green on the map indicates the light rainfall which continues to be pretty widespread around most of the bay area right now. cathy and on your right rain blotted cameras showing the very slick roads. this is at the bay bridge toll plaza. the city of oakland is declaring this week as love life week. this is a week to honor all victims of violence and the model love. life is in memory of 16 year-old alicia lacy. she was our name actually means love life. she was an innocent victim to a shooting 24 years ago today and today kron 4 talked to her father, donald lacy who says the love life foundation was actually his

noelle bellow breaks down the timeline and plans for distribution. >> but what is the 10th leading wasthe top 10 leading causes of death and children in this age group. and so i would not hesitate to get my children vaccinated fact. i'd be beating down the doors to its ucsf infectious disease expert doctor george rutherford weighing in tuesday. >> on the fda advisory panels approval of the pfizer vaccine for kids aged 5 to 11. >> the panel voted unanimously in favor of the vaccine with one person abstaining from the vote that was 17 in favor and one with one abstention. >> so i think that the data are quite that that this is effective for children, that it's safe for children. the full fda agency will now take up the matter in the coming days to decide whether to authorize it. we do have an effect seen supply white house vaccinations coordinator doctor bechara choucair says once approval is given doses would be ready to ship out immediately be we'll be ready to be able to start shipping the vaccines to providers offices, doctors offices pharmacies community health center. and as early

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> construction crews working on the millennium tower. condo building are testing out. a new method to fix the tower. >> the building has been sinking and tilting for years and the previous retrofit job shut down this summer after turned out the suppose it fix was actually making the problem a lot worse. >> over the next few days. crews will be installing a casing essentially still straw 3 feet in diameter into the ground. if all goes well that in a week or so. a 2 foot pow will be threaded through that casey. and down 300 feet to the bedrock together. they are caught up here. the original fix for the millennium tower of off 52 of those tiers. the difference is this time multiple agencies are monitoring the 6 through several different methods. >> there will be measuring in real time of settlement or tell us there will be measure and measuring of volume of soil that's being removed. there's instrumentation that's being installed to measure the vibration levels. >> so all of those things will be looked at as this test pilot programs being p

noelle bellow kron 4 news. thanks, noel.ncentive fees being rolled out for san francisco in sages. >> 12 to 17 to get vaccinated against covid-19. now the prize being used to coax more kids into getting their shots is a chance and winning a full ride to san francisco state university kron four's maureen kelly. >> has details. >> with 90% of san franciscans aged 12 to 17 already fully vaccinated. mayor london breed announced a new prize being held out as an incentive to those who have not gotten their job just yet. a chance of getting a free college education. here's your chance. >> at a full ride in your backyard at san francisco state university through a drawing sf state is offering 10 four-year scholarships for city residents aged 12 to 17 when they get their first dose of the vaccine. and it's not just for the holdouts. those who have already rolled up their sleeves can register for the scholarship lottery. >> by showing proof of vaccination at one of 6 different locations on 6 different days. you can see the list of the

noelle bellow kron 4 news.tant information there and following her own diagnosis doctor and created a new mastectomy procedure for women diagnosed with cancer coming up next, tuesday night or kron four's. noelle bellow, we'll take a look at the technique that's helping patients regain confidence after surgery. the nfl has agreed to stop using race nor ming in brain testing for dimension. all timers. it's a practice that. >> makes it harder for black athletes to secure compensation once they're retired and suffering for concussion claims. this binary testing assumes that black people do not start with the same cognitive functioning levels as do other races. so the baseline is just off because of racism. the adjustments. critics say may have prevented hundreds of black players over the years suffering from dementia to receive the money that they deserved. the black retirees will now have the chance to have their tests reese court or in some cases they can seek a new round of cognitive testing. up next. >> who to

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> in the north bay. a 35 year-old man was shot and killed in filet whole last night. police say that happened on could loan elaine near redwood parkway. they are not releasing any other details yet. aside from saying the man was found dead with at least one gunshot wound. >> a dangerous hostage situation in san jose has come to an end after 14 hours. sheriff's deputies say a man took his own father hostage at gunpoint threatening his life. scott four's. rob fladeboe reports now hostage negotiators talk the man into surrendering. >> sheriff's deputies were still on the scene here on east hills drive late this afternoon where a hostage drama came to a peaceful ending. some 14 hours after it began sheriff's deputies were dispatched to this alum, rock neighborhood. late monday night after receiving reports about a disturbance with a firearm. the san jose police merge unit joined the sheriff's team in surrounding the home on east hills at miller avenue. the area was quickly sealed off as neighbors sheltered i

as noelle bellow reports for us tonight. says the case remains open. >> i believe comes from discussions and interviews with real with this is people who say that they have been with a man that they feel strongly is the zodiac killer private investigator and former investigative reporter bill proctor is a member of the case breakers. a group that also includes retired law enforcement and military intelligence personnel. >> believe they've identified the zodiac killer. there is evidence that we intend to go and find and bring back for analysis. >> there are maps from one chilling to another. arrests of the individual that we believe is in fact the zodiac killer. >> after interpreting anagrams from some of the zodiac letters. the group believes gary f post who died back in 2018 is the zodiac. they point to scars on posts forehead matching that of the killer. proctor says they also made the connection through an unsolved 1966 riverside county murder. but they say police there are considering it. let's face it. we don't really k

noelle bellow reports tonight, her new sensation preserving technique is helping women feel more likend i was like. >> believe this is you know, it really was such a such a get sarafina nance's, an astrophysics phd student at uc berkeley. >> when she's not studying or floating in 0 gravity. she's raising awareness on social media about genetic testing and must act to me is i have a phd background and in science. and i struggled a lot actually to find information that accessible. sarafina was just 23 when she found out she carried the brca 2 gene mutation leaving her with a very high risk of developing cancer, 10 so scared. i you know. >> angry. i get a lot of sort of conflicting negative emotions. but once i made the decision to be proactive about it. >> all of those sort fell to the to the background. >> she eventually decided to have a double mastectomy with reconstruction. but finding out traditional mastectomies leave patients with near complete numbness in their chest was surprising. and unfortunately the standard almost everyone you talk to his nom after traditional mastectomy d

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> still ahead, the drought is of course, affecting all of us. the some communities harder than others will show you where some people with no access to water need vouchers simply to take a shower plus, the united states may finally be able to pay its bills at least for another couple of months which republican lawmakers offering to help increase the u.s. debt limit and a new twist in the investigation into what caused the devastating oil spill down in orange county. the push for answers from the pipeline company and who might be responsible those stories and much more coming up. take a look at this. san francisco police are looking for this man who they say was throwing rocks atna woman and several passing vehicles. >> in the city's visitation valley neighborhood early this morning. the woman was taken to the hospital to be treated for her injuries. she is expected to be okay. no other information has been released on a possible suspect at this time. a 34 foot long fishing boat sank early this morning in league fuel into the water in the city. >

now the possibility of more booster shots for noelle bellow has a look at that. >> it really is a bigsomething we've been looking for for a long time. a potential pill to help reduce side effects from covid-19 on monday. pharmaceutical company merck asked the fda for emergency use authorization for its new oral medication exciting about this. if that data holds up, is that. >> this will be the first pill that you can take the first signs of the illness, u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says if approved, it would bolster the 2 pronged approach to handling the pandemic. >> offering treatment by way of medication on top of the prevention method. we already have with vaccines. certainly no one wants to say, well, now i know >> this bill is available or. austin sleeve becomes available. i don't have to worry about getting vaccinated because i can just pop a pill. would do that. the request by merck comes as the fda is set to discuss moderna and johnson and johnson's booster shots this week. >> but with the holiday season approaching doctor swartzberg says we st

the terrorize communities in the bay area in the 1960's and kron four's noelle bellow has the latest.om discussions and interviews with real with this is people who say that they have been with a man that they feel strongly is the zodiac killer private investigator and former investigative reporter bill proctor is a member of the case breakers. a group that also includes retired law enforcement and military intelligence personnel. >> believe they've identified the zodiac killer. there is evidence that we intend to go and find and bring back for analysis. >> there are maps from one chilling to another. arrests of the individual that we believe is in fact the zodiac killer. >> after interpreting anagrams from some of the zodiac letters. the group believes gary f post who died back in 2018 is the zodiac. they point to scars on posts forehead matching that of the killer. proctor says they also made the connection through an unsolved 1966 riverside county murder. but they say police there are considering it let's face it. we don't really know how busy he was all over the state of californi

noelle bellow, back to you. thank, you. know, while. >> coming up here at 3, some eye doctors seeing an uptick in younger children with impaired vision and why the pandemic may be to blame. and a group of animals that were reported in the east. bay are now safe, but they need help finding new homes. and after the break, new details in the fatal fall during a concert at the chase center over the weekend. don't go anywhere from 4 news at 3 continues from 4 news at 3 continues after before treating your chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes of treatment once every 3 months. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or mus

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noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> 6.42. is the time.till ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news governor newsom signs a bill to make college more affordable. we'll have details on that coming up. plus the warriors getting a win in front of a home crowd for the first pre season game. we're going hear from the fans about being back at the chase center. >> 6.45 and starting today. if you go to universal studios in hollywood. >> and you want to go. that theme park. you are going to need to show that you're fully vaccinated or have a negative test. and this is for everybody, 12 and older. this is the new rule. so if you are frequent flyer as they like to say it will probably be in their system. but you should still have your card handy just in case if you want to enjoy that you still have to wear a mask as well. and also starting today the bay area air quality management district is relaunching its clean cars for all program. so you can get $9,500 to replace an older car, which is a great time to buy a new car. if you get that credit, you ha

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> here in the bay area.'s currently a team at mills, peninsula medical center and at stanford hospital performing the surgery doctor pellets says the goal is to teach enough surgeons around the world how to do the procedure so that patients don't have to travel so far in order to receive it. well, the fda has issued stricter guidelines for implants. the agency is now mandating that people receive detailed information from their doctors about their potential risks and complications before getting the procedure. these new requirements come after 10's of thousands of women have reported experiencing symptoms following implant surgeries including brain fog fatigue and other health issues affect some patients cases have even been linked to a rare and potentially fatal form of cancer. >> a recent study is giving a whole new meaning to the term junk food. researchers at george washington university report finding toxic compounds used to make rubber gloves in the food at several fast food chains. they say that inclu

noelle bellow has the story. >> i believe comes from discussions and interviews with real with this isle who say that they have been with a man that they feel strongly is the zodiac killer private investigator and former investigative reporter bill proctor is a member of the case breakers. a group that also includes retired law enforcement and military intelligence personnel. >> believe they've identified the zodiac killer. there is evidence that we intend to go and find and bring back for analysis. >> there are maps from one chilling to another arrests of the individual that we believe is in fact the zodiac killer. >> after interpreting anagrams from some of the zodiac letters. the group believes gary f post who died back in 2018 is the zodiac. they point to scars on posts forehead matching that of the killer. proctor says they also made the connection through an unsolved 1966 riverside county murder. but they say police there are considering it let's face it. we don't really know how busy he was all over the state of california. >> they say that they don't think this guy's the guy. k

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and san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news southwest airlines still having a lot of problems it haselayed thousands of flight over the last couple of days. thousands of folks have been stranded looking for ways to get home. some folks have even rented that rental cars in order to just get home from all of this mess. >> crawford's grant lotus here in the studio with a look at what happened over the weekend. what's still left to come if the airline cancels your flight at the last minute you get your money back. but. >> like you were saying what do you do to get around, get home. what have you. and now the real question is who's toy blame and that depends on who you ask. the 3rd straight day of large scale cancellations left thousands of passengers stranded upset and this is the scene here in las vegas. you see the airport over the weekend. passengers. we're all over the place. the person took this video says while they showed up an hour and a half early to the airport because of all the lines they made it to their plane with less than a minute to spare just kind of chaotic throughout

i'm noelle bellow. and i'm will tran. i should brought my jacket this morning let's fall chili, but i know it's going to be warm today but rain tomorrow. yeah. the sun is shining now. but dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on what we can expect through the rest of the weekend 8th. >> noel will. good morning. good morning, everybody. and today it's going to feel like a pretty decent fall like day. early fall. that is so quite warm and see a lot of 80's across the board here. enjoy it because you're probably not going to see it really again in the seven-day forecast. we have some traffic. that's good traffic coming our way. this going to be unsettled for the week ahead, starting things off. kind of picturesque view here of half moon bay. there's fairly clear skies there. not a lot of fog working its magic. the golden gate bridge. we can get a nice clear picture here as well. temperature check for you got some 40 still hanging on up in the north bay 50's around the bay itself. inland were 50's 40's mixture with 53 s

i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran. happy.ourse because they're making us very happy. most of us there. most of us, most of us in person like me. i've >> little bit of dodger blood going on from los is a little bit of a heartbreaker last night but tonight there's going to be another game. folks are going to be out at oracle park. it's likely going to be a little chilly. so want to bring a jacket according to dave spahr. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're talking about those temperatures that could be on the cool side, particularly at the ballpark as well that time late in the day we've already had our high that reach to that point. so it's going to be a best lower 60's falling back in the 50's for much of the game as a day where the evening starts to approach and maybe some scattered patchy fog too. first things first, though, we still have some leftover rain a little bit around the peninsula, but elsewhere. you can see things opening up nicely that sets us up for a sunny day for today. but don't let a

i'm noelle bellow. will tran and wearing my and that thing around for a. >> the giants as they look to clinch the division title. first time since 2012, big stuff happening at oracle park. it's going to be hot for the people who sitting out there in the stands. dave. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're looking for inland highs to reach into the 90's. but even at the ballpark it will be well in the business of the 70's only maybe a little relief of a breeze by the afternoon hours. it looks like in the meantime, temperatures climbing nicely a little flavor of some are going on. and also the morning fog that we see at half moon, bay, for example, kind of all fogged up there as you will notice the same thing around the golden gate bridge as well, though that's not widespread across the rest of the base for the coastal areas right now and that should break up as we see lower 70's at the coast for highs today. got 60's covering most of the real estate, the east bay up to the north bay

noelle bellow takes a look back. >> the sites. >> and sounds of the burning oakland hills. 30 years agoy. best. it all started. october 19th, 1991 when a small brush fire broke out near the caldecott tunnel oakland. firefighters called in 5 alarms to fight the flames. and by that evening, crews believed it was under control. we had reasonable that the bar with >> but the region was parched in the 5th year of a drought at the time and strong winds fanned those remaining members overnight, causing flames to explode back to life. we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for this news. both the major brush fire has erupted in the oakland hills. >> by the next morning. the fire began racing up the hillside of north oakland and southeastern berkeley. it was a firestorm with 50 mile an hour winds that reduced homes in its path to rubble before you knew it. there were flames everywhere. but then we left

noelle bellow kron 4 news. all right. well, here in the bay area. there's currently a team and mills peninsula medical center as well as stanford hospital. >> performing the surgery doctor pellets says the goal is to teach enough surgeons around the world how to do the procedures to patients. don't have to travel so far and order to receive it. and the fda has issued stricter guidelines for implants agencies. now mandating that people receive detail information from their doctors about their potential risks and complications before getting the procedure done. these new requirements come after 10's of thousands of women have reported experiencing symptoms following implant surgeries including brain fog fatigue and other health issues. some patients cases have even been linked to a rare and potentially fatal form of cancer. we'll be right back cancer. we'll be right back after the break. after my car accident, cancer. we'll be right back after thi wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case wort

i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran on this chilly sunday. get out there and do some working out because rain or should i say purple rain. haha. >> i that is that was totally what i was thinking that but the sun was purple i don't know that it's going to be purple but dave says we are getting several different shot that rain. this whole week a day. we're going to go crazy okay. if we say 3 times that they were all you know, what kind of rain we need. morning, guys. good morning, we're looking for an opportunity for this rain total comply won through. it just doesn't care with a lot quantitatively speaking. but it looks pretty clear all the models that will get it that again, the timing on that anywhere from 4 o'clock up to the north bay through say 7 or 8 as we get out of the south bay to will begin showing you the projections. this all this morning as well. >> this live shot coming from the east bay shoreline. it shows the fog. but we have some scattered clouds above us. so it's going to be kind of a kind of a milky kind of start to your day

i'm noelle bellow well trend.ause we know the rain is coming in. davis. >> this is being brought to you by the letter j for juicy. right. this newscast j. >> dave says that we're going to start seeing rain again tonight. but then it's sunday and monday that we really got to buckle up for hyundai. >> yes, successful street here brought to you by the letter j. yeah. got a lot of that going on, particularly as we get into tomorrow. good morning. all we're looking for today for a few little spotty showers going on. i'm not really doing much of anything. so get what you need to get done today because starting tonight up in the north bay. the intense rain will be falling and that will just spread out over across the wider bay. here's what we have for right now. we have some of the fog lingering around. this is probably more the radiation fog rather than the typical advection fog. we get. that's just because of all the moisture in the ground temperatures drop and it starts to starts to come out of the atmosphere a little

i'm noelle bellow. and i'm will tran. this is october 3rd, the biggest day and baseball for regular season. the giants, the dodgers today. we'll talk about that in just a few moments. but of course we have to talk about the weather. it's hot. it's going to be hot it's a really nice sunrise. cut a little video on my phone this morning. i went out on the balcony just to get it because it looks so beautiful over the bay bridge. dave, how warm is it going to get today. >> well, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. it looks like we're going continue on with the summer like weather is temperature shoot still into the 90's. one more day. you're going to feel a difference by tomorrow. and for the balance of the week. it's back to fall. looks like if you've been missing that those temperatures will return back to that. the shot that we have here. we khaleesi the east bay shoreline. but fog is making a reappearance in this forecast. here's what it looks like from the golden gate bridge. as you can see, the fog intrusion tem

i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran easy like sunday morning.it looks beautiful outside, but it's going to be dangerous conditions. it is. i mean, the sun is up. it is kind of feeling like fall weather is really, really crisp out there. but they've got a little bit more detail on what we are going to be seeing in the overnight hours. dave. >> yeah, typical october. we're seeing some offshore winds developing. that's red flag warning talk that we have for a good coverage area. the bay also we have a wind advisory that covers the entire bay area because of these winds that will be kicking in late tonight. but for most of the real estate that will be really on monday and that will linger all the way until tuesday as well. quick shots of beauty shots we have for you this still some fog in some spots along the coast a little bit. there's half moon bay for you and the golden gate bridge is kind of covered over right now. we've been at this hour 50's and some 40's the 40's pretty much been retired. so we're at 50's territory 60 going on for oakland at

kron four's noelle bellow joins us live in the newsroom with the details. noelle. >> sanaa's. announcement today that fatal shooting happened back on june 4th. it left a family without their father and now police have named a suspect in the homicide. >> to sony posse is the suspect who shot and killed marco antonio santos san jose police have issued an arrest warrant for a wanted 27 year-old homicide suspect. >> they say to sony posse was quickly identified as the prime suspect in the death of marco santos. but aft r months of trying to track him down. they haven't been able to find him. we know that he has connections to obviously the bay area. >> but also the san diego area and hawaii. anybody that has information about his whereabouts we would urge them to please call the san jose police homicide unit according to police posse shot and killed 33 year-old santos. >> in front of his wife and teenage daughter at the woods apartment complex in san jose officials say there was some sort of dialogue between the 2. but no known conflicts before and it just seems to be a very spont

i'm noelle bellow it's saturday. october 30th. you're headed out, you're likely going to want a jacket. it's going to be cloudy all day today. hey, dave? >> yeah, good morning. there are no well, good morning, everybody. want to keep it cloudy and even some drizzle or some light rain showers are a possibility with all of this too. we'll keep those temperatures in the 60's for the most part, most of the geography going on as far as how things stand right now. we're still trying to battle some of that fog us and that's kind of hard going are slow going. it's going remain throughout of the late morning hours and upstream. we're getting a little bit of a break temporarily in terms of the cloud cover. but that will fill back in again. upstream. here's what's going on. the east bay shoreline would have the fog kind of in play. speaking of which that will probably mix even up in the north bay before noon for the most part. but although we have this little break a cloud cover. you can see right across the region. upstream. there's more to

we have no new information to share at the moment in san francisco, noelle bellow kron 4 news another serial killer. this one lowered to police by friends of one of his victims has been sentenced to 160 years in prison. khalil wheeler weaver was sentenced in newark, new jersey today for killing 3 women and trying to kill another 5 years ago. prosecutors presented evidence women and then strangled them friends of one of his victims used social media to help police find him. they gained access to the woman's a social media accounts set up a fake one lord him to a meeting and then notified police. >> back here in the bay area date has been set for convicted murderer scott peterson's re sentencing on december 8th peterson will be re-sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for killing his wife and unborn son. the state supreme court threw out peterson's death sentence last year. bua he had been living on death row at san quentin ever sense. peterson's attorneys have been trying to have his conviction thrown out and get him a new trial claiming juror misconduct in the

noelle bellow joins us now from the newsroom with more reaction from local leaders and one man who worked closely with power. well. >> sanaa's integrity. that's the word. the former assistant secretary of state says should always be used when speaking of general powell, he says he was a great leader whom we could all learn from. >> it was always a man of enormous integrity and that integrity was what floated out of him on a daily basis saddened by the loss of his former colleague and friend, a former assistant secretary of state robert b, charles speaks, highly of colin powell after his passing. >> this is a man who is the best among us. he is the kind of person that we should all want to be. he was balanced who was principal. he was compassionate. he was and he was a patriot. how was the youngest and first african-american chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under president george w bush overseeing us diplomacy in the aftermath of 9.11 in 2000, 3. paul became a household name following the invasion of iraq. >> and what he would later call a blot on his record powell cited faulty inform

kron four's noelle bellow joins us now with more on his thoughts, noel. yes, and professor, no one had done with cal state east bay, teaches history and communications with an emphasis on social media and its affect and influence on society. he says social media companies have been getting away with these types of practices because of a lack of transparency and whistleblowers like francis wagon. >> are the only way to really get an idea of the decisions being made to companies like facebook and twitter, of course, have been called for hearings with congress over the last several years. but according to the research, a gun is provided the main problems, not only persists but we'll continue to get worse if lawmakers don't step in professor higdon says during those earlier hearings in years past, congress has seemed comfortable in just getting word from leaders like zuckerberg that they would make the changes necessary to keep users safe. but now it's clear more needs to be done. >> i know that, you know, when facebook did and in good faith try and make chan

noelle bellow takes a look back. >> the sites. >> and sounds of the burning oakland hills. 30 years agoall started. october 19th, 1991 when a small brush fire broke out near the caldecott tunnel oakland. firefighters called in 5 alarms to fight the flames. and by that evening, crews believed it was under control. we had reasonable short that the bar with >> but the region was parched in the 5th year of a drought at the time and strong winds fanned those remaining members overnight, causing flames to explode back to life. we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for this news. both the major brush fire has erupted in the oakland hills. >> by the next morning. the fire began racing up the hillside of north oakland and southeastern berkeley. it was a firestorm with 50 mile an hour winds that reduced homes in its path to rubble before you knew it. there were flames everywhere. but then we left their apartment public. it was completely surrounded. the plane powerless against the fast-moving flames of thousands were forced to flee their neighborhoods down tight windy roads to safety in so

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> a man is in custody tonight after police say an argument with his dead that forced the neighborhood to shelter in place. it all started last night at a home on east hills drive and law revenue. investigators sealing off that area of the officials say the 38 year-old bell, they're saying threatened to shoot himself and his father. >> shares part personnel had to come to go shooters were still talking with subject. arteta go just going to back them up in i don't think we have a special touch. it was definitely 14 hours of talking and getting the person to give up peacefully. >> there's no word on exactly what started the argument sing bo now faces a number of charges including assault with a deadly weapon. elder abuse, false imprisonment and more. he's currently on probation for assault with a deadly weapon end domestic violence. >> take a look at this. this is a world war one hand grenade and it was found inside a home in los police say somebody found it yesterday while they were going through an elderly family members bedroom. the santa clara county sher

noelle bellow joins us now from the newsroom.he has the very latest details and a look at how the country plans to distribute the shots. noel. >> sanaa's a us about halloween and probably won't be there by then because it still has a couple of steps to go through the vote is another milestone in the fight against covid-19. though this a panel of advisors voted unanimously in favor of the vaccine with one person abstaining from the vote. this doesn't mean it's over just yet. as you mentioned, the matter will now go to the full fda agency to decide whether or not to authorize it. that decision could come down over the next few days. if that approval is given the cdc's advisory committee will then be meeting next week to vote on whether to recommend the shot for this age group, the vaccine for kids does differ from the adult version. it's just one 3rd of the dosage that everyone 12 and older receives and to avoid any confusion distribution. these viles come with an orange cap and an orange label instead of the purple we've been used

noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. hi, noel.rancisco mayor london breed is announcing some new public safety plans today. it's all in an effort to tackle auto burglaries are going to bring you that plan live at 11 o'clock this morning. plus, we're continuing to remember the oakland hills fire storm 30 years later telling the stories of those who were impacted to see that and get real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone and scan the qr code that see on your screen there. it will take it straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free. back to, you know, they found them outline member yesterday, all morning long. well, later in the morning we talked about a giant one. they were looking for our park and the kids had to some hunger down in school because they were worried yet to schools. well, it was a big one. it was a big one. and here you they founded it actually had a tracker on its >> fish and wildlife researchers already knew about this cat. they've been tracking it and they were able

kron four's noelle bellow takes a look back. >> the sites. >> and sounds of the burning oakland hillsest. it all started. october 19th, 1991 when a small brush fire broke out near the caldecott tunnel oakland. firefighters called in 5 alarms to fight the flames. and by that evening, crews believed it was under control. we had reasonable that the bar with >> but the region was parched in the 5th year of a drought at the time and strong winds fanned those remaining members overnight, causing flames to explode back to life. we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for this news. both major brush fire has erupted in the oakland hills. >> by the next morning. the fire began racing up the hillside of north oakland and southeastern berkeley. it was a firestorm with 50 mile an hour winds that reduced homes in its path to rubble before you knew it. there were flames everywhere. but then we left their apartment public. it was completely surrounded. the plane powerless against the fast-moving flames of thousands were forced to flee their neighborhoods down tight windy roads to safety in some

noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. good morning. good morning. to continue to track that hostage situation that's ongoing in san jose. we've got live reports that continue in just a few minutes. plus the latest on that plane crash in san diego. we're getting new details on what happened inside the cockpit before it crashed into those homes. near a high school to hear that at air traffic control. audio and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines all day long. just to grab your phone scanned. the qr code that see on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store, you can download kron on for free. back to you. thanks a lot for the update. we got an update on the forty-niners and it's not great. so it's not jimmy grob just alone. >> who's got to heal now come to find out did know it on day of the game. but he currently sprained his knee. >> in what debut against the cardinals this past sunday found out the next day they scanned it. yeah. this is going to be up maybe a week, maybe we're all right. we've got a bye week. this

noelle bellow takes us back. >> the sites. >> and sounds of the burning oakland hills. 30 years ago tell the story. best. it all started. october 19th, 1991 when a small brush fire broke out near the caldecott tunnel oakland. firefighters called in 5 alarms to fight the flames. and by that evening, crews believed it was under control. we had reasonable that the bar with >> but the region was parched in the 5th year of a drought at the time and strong winds fanned those remaining members overnight, causing flames to explode back to life. we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for this news. both major brush fire has erupted in the oakland hills. >> by the next morning. the fire began racing up the hillside of north oakland and southeastern berkeley. it was a firestorm with 50 mile an hour winds that reduced homes in its path to rubble before you knew it. there were flames everywhere. but then we left their apartment public. it was completely surrounded him playing powerless against the fast-moving flames of thousands were forced to flee their neighborhoods down tight windy roads to

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noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. hi, noel. good morning. had to go into lockdown this morning after a mountain lion sighting in rohnert park will have live reports throughout the day on that. plus, we'll continue covering the death of colin legacy as reaction from his h- politicians and lawmakers across the country continue to pour in this morning too. get all of that and real time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scanned, the qr code that see on your screen right there. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. thanks to all. >> so quick update on the raiders. they got a division win over the broncos yesterday and here in the highlights, you can see in the first series of the game. derek carr connects with henry ruggs for a touchdown. 7. nothing raiders at that point. and then here in the 3rd kenyan drake. look at him blowing through the line and getting into the end zone. 24 to 7 on the school board at that point. and then in the end finals market is 34 to 2