kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) outside city hall in san francisco... gun control advocates sound the alarm...jason chen/student activist- "i am terrified. the federal government has failed the youth of america again." initially, starting august first... after the state department's decision to settle a five-year lawsuit with texas based non-profit "defense distributed..." that company was going to be legally allowed to make blueprints for 3d-printed guns available online. those who own or have access to 3d- printers would have the ability to print their own handguns or assault rifles that may not contain serial numbers... and, could potentially avoid detection at metal detectors. but tuesday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping the release of the downloadable blueprints. jason chen/student activist- "i do not want to die looking down the barrel of a plastic gun." san francisco supervisor catherine stefani (steph-uhn-ee) says she has reached out to the city attorney's office about ways to combat what she calls the "threat of 3d

kron four's philippe djegal reports from vacaville where people are doing their best, dealing with smoky skies. (philippe) unhealthy air covers the solano county skies... affecting some visibility for drivers on the road... but having more of an impact on people trying to get errands done around town. kristina kawczynski/passerby- "it is terrible out here."jan littlefield/passerby- "it's pretty bad."tom stuart/passerb y- "oh, gosh its awful." tom stuart lives just east of sacramento... and, says he's taking a road trip to the coast to get away from the smoke.tom stuart/passerby- "the smoke is backing up in in the valley. i'm kind of at the edge of the foothills right there between placerville and folsom, and um, gosh you sit there all day long and your eyes burn and itch and all that good stuff." the smoke advisory issued by the solano county public health department tuesday remains in effect. warning that outdoor activities should be avoided or reduced until the skies clear up. especially for those with heart conditions... or, respiratory issues like lee singleton in vacaville.lee singl

and as kron4's philippe djegal reports - the man may have also opened up his mother to some legal problems of her own. (philippe) for the past few weeks... 27-year-old hank mulholland's mother, betsy, says her son has been living in this room in her home on meadow drive with his girlfriend... before they planned to move to seattle. it's on the opposite end of the house to the room out of which betsy has operated a daycare service for 30 years called "cozy kid care." several law enforcement agencies served a search warrant here wednesday morning...betsy/suspect's mother- "the daycare had nothing to do with my son." investigators say what appears to be the power drug fentanyl -- was found in the home, and that no one living here has a prescription for it. betsy disputes the drug was actually ever in the house... rather that polithe drug's in hesor n's car daycare. still the city of mill valley shutdown the daycare after learning betsy does not have the proper permits to operate the business within city limits... though she says she does have a state license. besty/suspect's mother- "i've nev

kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed the fire fight. p up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm tr

in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) its back to school time.ct is using its dress code to try and get rid of biased and body shaming against girls .kron 4's dan kerman explains. in the alameda unified school district the dress code was about how much skin was showing...spaghetting straps, crop tops and short shorts were off limits and those wearing them were disciplined. sot sammi van ausdle/alameda high junior 10-16sot amaya thomas/ alameda high sophomore 17-21sot sarah irungo/alameda high sophomore 22-32after numerous student complaints, especially at the middle school level, the school district determined the policy was sexist and needed reworking, sot susan davis/alameda unified school district 50-59this coming school year private part of the body will still need to be covered, and clothing with hate speech, bias or promoting drugs will remain off limits, but the district will no longer police how much skin is showing on shoulders and legs. sot kyla ynion/alameda high junior 132-139sot146/who they are ( marty ) still ahead still ahead ( mar

as kron 4's philippe djegal reports... the mother is considered at-risk.venue in east palo alto...clovis kaboga- miller/son- "the emotions are up and down -- all over the place."where the road intersects at bell street. clovis kaboga-miller/son- "we've been searching for her everyday, but this is the first on this scale."family, friends and complete strangers hold posters and hand out fliers to passersby with 66-year-old wamaitha kaboga-millers picture and information attached.her son clovis says she was last seen a week ago...the morning of friday the 17th...when surveillance video captured her inside the country time market.directly across the street from where kaboga- miller's family saturday stagged the command center for her search.clovis kaboga- miller/son- "i met with the sergeant of, uh, palo alto police department. he was out here earlier today. and, they're, uh, conducting their own search."jay graviano/clovis ' friend- "we're all really worried about her. um, we want to bring her home."jay graviano and his friends all went to high school with cl

kron four's philippe djegal speaks with a man who believes coyotes are less afraid of us than they ever have been. (philippe)peter hensel/concern ed neighbor- "over here by this little tree down here, uh, this little oak that's struggling there, my wife found the carcus of a cat that was half eaten." peter hensel says that happened last fall near his corte madera home on willow avenue... and, was the work of at least one coyote. and, more recently, he describes another incident witnessed by his neighbor down the street.peter hensel/concerned neighbor- "two fawns bolted in front of his car, being chased by seven coyotes, and they surrounded the fawn, grabbed its rear legs through to the road, dragged it off to the side of the street, and had a little grissley feast. and, uh, uh, man, i don't believe that belongs in a civilized area, i'm sorry." hensel says he's lived here for 46 years, but didn't start seeing coyotes on his street until three or four years ago. and, says in the past year, he and his neighbors have reported up to two dozen coyote-related incidents.capt. cindy machado/mari

where kron four's philippe djegal says the mayor stopped by to take a look. (philippe) san francisco is in the midst of an opiod crisis... says mayor london breed... who wednesday mentioned on her tour of a model of a safe injection site at glide memorial church... that far too many people are dying from drugs.london breed/mayor- "last year, a 193 people died of drug overdoses." the model treatment program dubbed "safer inside," includes seven booths in san fracisco's tenderloin neighborhood. it opened tuesday and will remain available to the public to visit through friday.miguel bustos/glide- "it's about safety, its about community and dignity." the safe injection site will in theory allow drug users to safely consume their drugs with supervision... and, also provide access to services to hopefully cure their addiction. paul harkin/glide- "overdose deaths are the number one cause of death in the united states at the moment. there were 72,000 overdoses nationally and all of these sites all over the world, there has never been an overdose death ever." mayor bre

kron four's philippe djegal shows us a closer look at the suspect... and, the car police believe he's driving. (philippe) rest in peace michael... you will be missed. those sentiments, accompanied by flowers outside his house... sum up the way family, friends and neighbors feel about 64-year- old michael downie.neighbor/no name or face- "i have seen him around, yes, just walking his dog or just sweeping outside his house. a very friendly. didn't seem much of a threat. just your average guy." people who live on pine creek way in concord were hesitant to show their faces on- camera... because downie's alleged killer is still out there. downie was found dead in his home a week ago after his friend's discovered his body during a welfare check. concord police have named 55-year-old terrance dixon as the lone suspect... there's a warrant out for his arrest.summer galer/cpd- "we are considering him armed and dangerous, and we're asking the community that if you know where he is, or you see him to not approach him, and contact law enforcement immediately." poli

(justine) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... considered at-risk -- is still missing. along university avenue in east palo alto...clovis kaboga- miller/son- "the emotions are up and down -- all over the place."where the road intersects at bell street. clovis kaboga-miller/son- "we've been searching for her everyday, but this is the first on this scale."family, friends and complete strangers hold posters and hand out fliers to passersby with 66-year-old wamaitha kaboga-millers picture and information attached.her son clovis says she was last seen a week ago...the morning of friday the 17th...when surveillance video captured her inside the country time market.directly across the street from where kaboga- miller's family saturday stagged the command center for her search.clovis kaboga- miller/son- "i met with the sergeant of, uh, palo alto police department. he was out here earlier today. and, they're, uh, conducting their own search."jay graviano/clovis ' friend- "we're all really worried about her. um, we want to bring her home."j

kron four's philippe djegal gives us a closer look at the suspect... the car police believe he's driving. (philippe) rest in peace michael... you will be missed. those sentiments, accompanied by flowers outside his house... sum up the way family, friends and neighbors feel about 64-year- old michael downie.neighbor/no name or face- "i have seen him around, yes, just walking his dog or just sweeping outside his house. a very friendly. didn't seem much of a threat. just your average guy." people who live on pine creek way in concord were hesitant to show their faces on- camera... because downie's alleged killer is still out there. downie was found dead in his home a week ago after his friend's discovered his body during a welfare check. concord police have named 55-year-old terrance dixon as the lone suspect... there's a warrant out for his arrest.summer galer/cpd- "we are considering him armed and dangerous, and we're asking the community that if you know where he is, or you see him to not approach him, and contact law enforcement immediately." police s

tonight kron 4's philippe djegal was with that family and has more with the mother who is still missing this evening. along university avenue in east palo alto...clovis kaboga- miller/son- "the emotions are up and down -- all over the place."where the road intersects at bell street. clovis kaboga-miller/son- "we've been searching for her everyday, but this is the first on this scale."family, friends and complete strangers hold posters and hand out fliers to passersby with 66-year-old wamaitha kaboga-millers picture and information attached.her son clovis says she was last seen a week ago...the morning of friday the 17th...when surveillance video captured her inside the country time market.directly across the street from where kaboga- miller's family saturday stagged the command center for her search.clovis kaboga- miller/son- "i met with the sergeant of, uh, palo alto police department. he was out here earlier today. and, they're, uh, conducting their own search."jay graviano/clovis ' friend- "we're all really worried about her. um, we want to bring her home."jay graviano and his friend

(justine) kron four's philippe djegal tells us.. one man believes coyotes are less afraid of us, than ever before. (philippe)peter hensel/concern ed neighbor- "over here by this little tree down here, uh, this little oak that's struggling there, my wife found the carcus of a cat that was half eaten." peter hensel says that happened last fall near his corte madera home on willow avenue... and, was the work of at least one coyote. and, more recently, he describes another incident witnessed by his neighbor down the street.peter hensel/concerned neighbor- "two fawns bolted in front of his car, being chased by seven coyotes, and they surrounded the fawn, grabbed its rear legs through to the road, dragged it off to the side of the street, and had a little grissley feast. and, uh, uh, man, i don't believe that belongs in a civilized area, i'm sorry." hensel says he's lived here for 46 years, but didn't start seeing coyotes on his street until three or four years ago. and, says in the past year, he and his neighbors have reported up to two d

(grant)2 shot front land kron four's philippe djegal talked to the suspect's mother and investigatorsy kid care" has been shut down by the city of mill valley. this after several law enforcement agencies served a search warrant on this home wednesday. betsy says she has owned and operated the daycare service out of her home on meadow drive for 30-years. she says she's licensed by the state... but police discovered she didn't have a city permit to run the service. after investigators say they found what appears to be the powerful drug fentynal in the house... believed to belong to besty's 27-year-old son hank mulholland... who was the focus of the search warrant.betsy/suspect's mother- 'the suspected fentanyl was in his car. there's no drugs in the house. uh, he was just staying here transitionally for a few weeks before he moved to seattle." police believe mulholland is connected to at least four thefts reported in san rafael and in mill valley. the first happening on may 31st -- the last in early july. he's accused of stealing in excess of 17-thousand dollars worth of stuff.sgt. lisa

and as kron4's philippe djegal reports - the man may have also exposed his mother to some legal problems of her own. (philippe) for the past few weeks... 27-year-old hank mulholland's mother, betsy, says her son has been living in this room in her home on meadow drive with his girlfriend... before they planned to move to seattle. it's on the opposite end of the house to the room out of which betsy has operated a daycare service for 30 years called "cozy kid care." several law enforcement agencies served a search warrant here wednesday morning...betsy/suspect's mother- "the daycare had nothing to do with my son." investigators say what appears to be the power drug fentanyl -- was found in the home, and that no one living here has a prescription for it. betsy disputes the drug was actually ever in the house... rather that police found the drug's in her son's car -- away from the daycare. still the city of mill valley shutdown the daycare after learning betsy does not have the proper permits to operate the business within city limits... though she says she does have a state license. besty/s

kron four's philippe djegal reports from vacaville where people are doing their best, dealing with smokype) unhealthy air covers the solano county skies... affecting some visibility for drivers on the road... but having more of an impact on people trying to get errands done around town. kristina kawczynski/passerby- "it is terrible out here."jan littlefield/passerby- "it's pretty bad."tom stuart/passerb y- "oh, gosh its awful." tom stuart lives just east of sacramento... and, says he's taking a road trip to the coast to get away from the smoke.tom stuart/passerby- "the smoke is backing up in in the valley. i'm kind of at the edge of the foothills right there between placerville and folsom, and um, gosh you sit there all day long and your eyes burn and itch and all that good stuff." the smoke advisory issued by the solano county public health department tuesday remains in effect. warning that outdoor activities should be avoided or reduced until the skies clear up. especially for those with heart conditions... or, respiratory issues like lee singleton in vacaville.lee singleton/asthmatic-

(vicki) kron four's philippe djegal reports from vacaville where people are doing their best, dealing with smoky skies. (philippe) for some people... under the hazy skies... comes a shortness of breath, coughing, wheezing chest tightness or pain.robert young/retired fire fighter- "if you have heart or lung issues, um, or respiratory problems, its probably best to stay inside." most of the smoke hovering over solano county is coming from the mendocino complex fires... carrying with it small particulate matter than can be breathed danergously deep into the lungs.joy taylor/passerby- "i like to run outside. i'm finding its hard to run out there." difficult and also unsafe.jan littlefield/pass erby- "we're certainly staying inside and you know, taking it kind of easy, and you feel congested and you can really, i mean, its, its really bad." kristina kawczynski (kuh-zin-ski) has been in the south north near redding.kristi kawczynski/passerby- "i've been driving with my, my windows up and a/c blasting. so, at way i'm not dying." the health department says children and pregnant women are at g

(justine) kron four's philippe djegal reports from vacaville where people are doing their best, dealing with smoky skies. (philippe) unhealthy air covers the solano county skies... affecting some visibility for drivers on the road... but having more of an impact on people trying serb "it is terrible out here."jan littlefield/passerby- "it's pretty bad."tom stuart/passerb y- "oh, gosh its awful." tom stuart lives just east of sacramento... and, says he's taking a road trip to the coast to get away from the smoke.tom stuart/passerby- "the smoke is backing up in in the valley. i'm kind of at the edge of the foothills right there between placerville and folsom, and um, gosh you sit there all day long and your eyes burn and itch and all that good stuff." the smoke advisory issued by the solano county public health department tuesday remains in effect. warning that outdoor activities should be avoided or reduced until the skies clear up. especially for those with heart conditions... or, respiratory issues like lee singleton in vacaville.lee singleton/asthmatic- "you know, a lot of ash in the

kron four's philippe djegal shows us mayor london breed was there to check on the progress. ilippe) this week the state legislature passed a bill that would allow san francisco to open functional safe injection sites during a three-year pilot program. the bill is headed to governor jerry brown's desk where he could sign it into law. and, if he does... the sites could look like this model of one set-up at glide memorial church in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood... where seeing people inject themselves with opiods on the streets is commonplace.london breed/mayor- "continuing with the status quo and just hoping that things will get better is not an option. substance abuse is not simply going away because we don't want to see it." mayor london breed city's drug problem should be tackled head-on... and, that providing drug abusers with a safe location to use opiods, receive treatment and have access to programs to help them sober up has proven to be a successful model used in europe and canada, but never the united states until now.london breed/mayor- "it is estimated that

kron four's philippe djegal has the story. or the past few weeks... 27-year-old hank mulholland's mother, betsy, says her son has been living in this room in her home on meadow drive with his girlfriend... before they planned to move to seattle. it's on the opposite end of the house to the room out of which betsy has operated a daycare service for 30 years called "cozy kid care." several law enforcement agencies served a search warrant here wednesday morning...betsy/suspect's mother- "the daycare had nothing to do with my son." investigators say what appears to be the power drug fentanyl -- was found in the home, and that no one living here has a prescription for it. betsy disputes the drug was actually ever in the house... rather that police found the drug's in her son's car -- away from the daycare. still the city of mill valley shutdown the daycare after learning betsy does not have the proper permits to operate the business within city limits... though she says she does have a state license. besty/suspect's mother- "i've ne

kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed firefighters' response to knocking the flames out. (philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-wer off... fire crews could better assess the situation. nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm tre

kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed the fire fight. fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite

(michelle) kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed fire fighters' response to knockinge flames out. (philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. ther

in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news.t the multiple wildfires buring in california- officials are giving residents safety tips to protect themselves before cleaning up wildfire ash. officials say lightly mist ash with water before sweeping, but do not soak the ash. use a damp cloth, mop or vacuums with a hepa filter. collect ash into containers or double bag and dispose in regular trash. do not push ash into storm drains. ash is highly acidic and may cause harm to the environment. officials also warn people with chronic diseases or who are sensitive to smoke or ash to not participate in cleanup efforts. (grant) new at ten: a rare sign of hope amidst the destruction.the alameda county fire department shared this picture on social media of an american flag -- flying un-damaged -- at whiskeytown cemetery in redding.the area has been decimated by the deadly carr fire. battalion chief chuck palmer and a crew lowered the flag to half-staff in honor of the firefighters who lost their lives battling the california blazes. a fitti

kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) people who own or have access to 3d-printers may soon have the ability to print their own plastic handguns or assault rifles... that could potentially avoid detection at metal detectors. alarming for gun control advocates in san francisco. rudy corpuz/united playaz- "any gun that's created or made on this planet is meant for destruction or to kill." this development is the result of the state department's decision to settle a five-year lawsuit with texas based non-profit "defense distributed..." allowing that company to make blueprints for 3d-prinited guns available line. initially, "defense distributed" was cleared to release the blueprints wednesday. but tuesday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping the release.ellen ginsberg/moms demand action- "this decision creates an avenue for those who could not otherwise pass a background check to obtain a gun. these guns have o serial numbers, they are untraceable if they show up at a crime scene." san fran

kron four's philippe djegal reports from vacaville where people are doing their best, dealing with smokyskies. (philippe) for some people... under the hazy skies... comes a shortness of breath, coughing, wheezing chest tightness or pain.robert young/retired fire fighter- "if you have heart or lung issues, um, or respiratory problems, its probably best to stay inside." most of the smoke hovering over solano county is coming from the mendocino complex fires... carrying with it small particulate matter than can be breathed danergously deep into the lungs.joy taylor/passerby- "i like to run outside. i'm finding its hard to run out there." difficult and also unsafe.jan littlefield/pass erby- "we're certainly staying inside and you know, taking it kind of easy, and you feel congested and you can really, i mean, its, its really bad." kristina kawczynski (kuh-zin-ski) has been in the south bay for a few days... but is driving back home north near redding.kristina kawczynski/passerby- "i've been driving with my, my windows up and a/c blasting. so, that way i'm not dying." the health department sa