today, anyone over 18, whose last covid shot was at least six months ago, can get the booster in san mateo county and santa clara county. the san mateo county says it makes sense with winter coming. >> we've been through this before. it's the wintertime. what do people do? parties? holidays. get togethers. >> reporter: dr. monica gandhi says she doesn't think the boosters are necessary if you're otherwise vaccinated. agrees it's an extra layer of protection. >> it will make your nose, a primary entrance point for the virus, less likely to see a virus. it's though we haven't shown this yet, it's possible that you would be less likely to transmit it. >> reporter: and doug says, that's enough to sign him up. >> thank you, scott. tonight, 66% of californians are fully vaccinated. more than 3 million people have received their booster shots. the data is incluing numbers for 5-year-olds to 11-year-olds. and 3% have gotten the first shot. that's 110,000 kids. >>> revealing information about the shooting death of a popular belmont high school football star in january of 2019. robert honka has the exclusi

over the san mateo county where there is still work going on for 101.cal overnight crews and watch out for their safety and for our advisement let's check in silvana. >> good morning. wall street openlower. the markets reversed course late in the day as yields on treasury bonds rose dragging down tech and high-growth stock. the nasdaq closing down more than 200 points. in focus today, earnings from several retailers including dick's sporting goods, gap and nordstrom. samsung plans to build a roughly $17 billion semiconductor plant in texas. reports say an announcement is expected as soon as today. the facility about 30 miles from austin plans to create around 1,800 jobs although production isn't expected to start until the end of 2024. samsung also looked at sites in arizona, florida abehind in global chip manufacturing accounting for 12% of production last year down from 37% in 1990. twitter is hosting its first shot this sunday at 7:00 p.m. becoming the latest social media platform to embrace the trend. the cyberdeal sundays event is in collaboration

the school issuing an alert about a new drug being's gold sold to students point >>> san mateo countyeffort to help small businesses. what is in the works. good evening. >>> san mateo county is launching a new app as an incentive to get people to shop, eat, and drink locally. kpix 5's max darrow joins us from san mateo to explain how it works. >> reporter: initially, they plan to test out the app and businesses in seven cities, but will likely see usage expand across the county pretty quickly. can san mateo county, more than 290 small businesses are giving a new app a try, in the hopes it will drive much-needed for traffic their way. the app is called choose local san mateo county. is designed to incentivize people to support locally owned businesses. this longtime shop final solution records signed up to try it out. the owner says it's worth a shot point >> i think it will help small businesses, because small businesses are definitely suffering point >> reporter: here is how it works. users shop, eat, or drink and local establishments, earn points along the way, and resume the points

san mateo county supervisor david canepa says the county is already planning an event for this saturday after the cdc gave the green light on tuesday for children, ages 5 to 11 to receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. if the county receives the doses by friday and state approval is given the event will happen at the san mateo county event center. what we want to do is to create a setting for. >> and since for for kids. >> where they feel very, very comfortable. they feel like. >> you know what, this is a safe place. federal approval has been issued. however, california has its own vetting process to the western states scientific safety review workshop. >> the group that typically gives its consideration 24 to 48 hours after state officials get final determination on the vaccine. several counties are anticipating the all clears in planning for rollouts. as soon as this week or next. in a statement to kron 4 news on tuesday that county health officials write, quote, following the w s s s r w's approval, which we anticipate shortly, napa county will begin its roll out to make the pfizer vac

and it has been an extraordinary privilege and honor to represent the people of san mateo county and san francisco at almost every level of government for nearly four decades. >> seven term bay area congresswoman jackie spear announcing she will not run for reelection. she said she was inspired to pursue a career in public service after surviving the jonestown massacre in 1978, when she was a congressional staffer for leo ryan. spear was shot five times and the congressman and five others were killed. after that, she served six years on the san mateo county board of supervisors, at 18 years in the california legislature for being elected to u.s. house seat in 2008. >> the impact of the 71-year-old congresswoman will be felt for generations to come. leslie brinkley has a reaction from her constituents and tells us more about the legacy jackie spear leaves behind. >> after 35 years, -- >> congresswoman jackie the voice for voters on the peninsula, the accolades for her years rolled in. >> such an iconic figure. when you think about san mateo county, you have to think about jackie spear,

congresswoman jackie spear who represents san mateo county, part of san francisco has announced this morning. >> she will not be running for reelection. she made the announcement earlier on twitter. let's listen to part of it. >> i'm announcing that i will not be a candidate for reelection to congress in 2022. it's time for me to come home. time for me to be more than a weekend wife mother and friend. it's been an extraordinary privilege and honor to represent the people. the san mateo county and san francisco at almost every level of government for nearly 4 decades. >> and she's 71 right now and deciding that she will have basically one more year to fill out and then she's going to go on and around shoal hand, the baton to somebody else who that will be, we don't know. but that will make. >> the election next year. all the more interesting. so and will be throughout the morning taking more looks at her life and legacy while in office. i'm never going to retire until they kick me my face. whichever happens. first while we're on the air, wound would be but we are looking at conditions

department's mission to protect all of the county's residents trumpers camila barco is live in san mateo county with more on the details. camilla. >> yeah. you guys said it. san mateo county sheriff's office will no longer comply with requests from ice. they are no longer transferring undocumented inmates to federal immigration custody if they do there must be a judicial warrant involved. now, this comes after san mateo counties, sheriff carlos bolanos. here's a picture of him heard from hundreds of during a special meeting. hundreds of residents chimed in on the policy and this is required when local law enforcement has given access. in the end, a share. a lot of says that this change help strengthen the relationship between the public and the agency he says this policy is consistent with other bay area counties last year. the sheriff's office coordinated p15 transfers to ice from the county jail. but part of the argument from the agency says is that inmates convicted of serious felonies are in state prison and not the county jail. a lot of says that ice can obtain a judicial warrant if they b

, when she was elected to the board of county supervisors in 1980. of in san mateo, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> san mateo county wants to pay cash to get more guns off of the street. the county plans to hold at least five gun buyback events between now and 2023. they will be held at the san mateo sheriff's office. people will be able to drop off guns, no questions asked. >>> $100 is being offered for handguns, shotguns, and rifles. $200 is being offered for assault rifles. the first event is being held saturday, december 11 point >>> take a live look at oakland, wanting a new rental subsidy pilot program that will give financial assistance to 200 families at risk of losing their homes. those in the program will receive a subsidy that will cover the gap to bring down their print burden to less than 50% of their monthly income. >> we believe in an expensive housing market like the baby bay area, this is the type of intervention that can rapidly stabilize families, keep them from losing their housing, and allow them to build their income to a moment of self- sufficiency. >

as soon as this weekend leaders in san mateo county say they plan to hold a vaccination event this weekend. kron four's, sacking has that story for us. >> now, many bay area counties, including san mateo are getting ready to roll out the vaccine as soon as this week we could do it tomorrow if we wanted. we're just waiting. >> for the for the doses, for the vaccines to come. if we were to get >> we project that we may actually get the vaccine on friday. we're ready to go saturday san mateo county board of supervisors. president david says. >> in addition to the vaccine being available at certain pharmacies and health providers. the county plans to hold its own family friendly vaccination event on saturday. >> pending state approval what we want to do is to create a setting for. >> and since for for kids. >> where they feel very, very comfortable. they feel like. >> you know what, this is a safe place. all federal approval has been issued. >> california also has its own reviewing process through the western states scientific safety review workshop their consideration usually takes about 24 t

. >> spear represent san mateo county and part of san francisco, the congresswoman made that announcement in a twitter video this morning. she has spent more than 40 years in public service and says she decided on that path after surviving the 1978 jonestown massacre that was 43 years ago this week. at that time she was an aide to representative leo ryan. they were on a fact-finding mission in guiana when she was shot 5 times spears a proud san francisco native a graduate of mercy high school in burlingame. she was first elected to congress in 2008 replacing tom lantos who died in office earlier that years. since then she has fought for women's and lgbtq rights. she brought the me too movement to congress in 2017 sharing her own experiences with misconduct at that. eventually she helped get the ca reform act passed and signed into law helping assault survivors in the workplace. and joining us tonight to talk about her decision not to run for reelection. congresswoman jackie spear jack. everybody wants to talk to you today. so thank you for doing this. we really appreciate it. the first ob

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harmony elementary school and occidental in san mateo county. at the san mateo county event center and there will be superheroes in a red carpet to so make kind of fun for the kids in solano county. they have a mass vaccination site for kids. it's at the county fairgrounds in vallejo and the running that one from 9 to 4 every wednesday through saturday through the middle of december. >> well, we have some breaking news to share with you this morning. inflation has soared during october to a level we haven't seen in 30 years. we're now paying prices that we haven't seen since 1990 jane king breaks down. >> what we're paying the most for. >> but we know we've been feeling it at the grocery store and at the gas pump and now the government has confirmed inflation. definitely soared during october that year over year inflation of 6.2% is the biggest jump we've seen since 1990 a lot of this had to do with the food prices rising. the seeing rents go up. energy as well and that it increased at the fastest annual pace in about 3 decades and top 5% for a

in petaluma and there's a clinic at 3 o'clock at harmony elementary school and occidental in san mateo countyclinic opening at the san mateo county event center and you know what, they're going have superheroes there and red carpet just to make it fun for the kids and in solano county, they've got a mass vaccination site for kids. that is opening at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo and they're going to be operating that from 9 to 4 every wednesday through saturday. so starting today, every wednesday through saturday and will go all the way through the middle of december. >> well, with covid cases rising across california health experts are growing a bit more concerned about a possible surge this coming winter state officials are reporting that there are now about 6,000 new cases per day. that's up from the 5,000 per day. that was reported just a few weeks ago and health experts say these numbers, yes, they are a bit concerning, especially with the holidays right around the corner. take a listen. >> it's of concern that the numbers are going up in a time when we are facing in less than

. >> these stations are supposed to help save lives on san mateo county beaches. coming up, we'll show you why one drowning victim's family says it could really help. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a beautiful night out here across san francisco. i'll tale you to the cold morning we'll have tomorrow and hotter weather on the way as well coming up in about eight minutes. >> when we welcome our viewers in the west, dramatic testimony by kyle rittenhouse as he defends himself at his homicide trial. i'll talk with dr. walensky about kids and the covid vaccine and the teacher who's a finalist for a $1 million prize all ahead on nightly news. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of un

they'll be a clinic harmony elementary and occidental and san mateo county. clinic at the san mateo county event center. and they superheroes in a red carpet there. so that will be fun for the kids in solano county. a mass vaccination site is open at the county fairgrounds in vallejo and they're doing that every week from 9 to 4 wednesdays through saturdays until through the middle of december. >> we have some dramatic new video of a violent hit and run collision during an illegal sideshow in oakland. this was early saturday. we frozen the video right at that moment before that pedestrian was hit. this is on telegraph and grand avenue. it all just hours actually after the first friday's events wrapped up. now we spoke to the man who shot this video and here he is in his own words describing how it all went down. >> heard the white car coast region around the corner is a sign that we see with this car door. and so then as i followed them, i actually didn't even know that i caught the video because i was just following them. what i was holding my phone and it al

>>> san mateo county continues its effort to get more 5 to 11- year-old's vaccinated. we will tell you about one click i can happening today coming up. >>> and the high demand to get children vaccinated in marin and the thousands of kid whose got shots into arms. >>> and the concerns rising in santa clara county's jails with a big spike in covid cases. >>> and a bigfoot ball game this weekend has been postponed. i'm justin andrews. why the health department is blaming the team coming up next. >> good morning to you. it's wednesday, november 10th. >> good morning to you. glad to have you with us on this wednesday morning. we want to get a check of traffic and a forecast. we are halfway through the week. >> it's looking good. >> you know brighter weather ahead. we will catch that sun later in the afternoon. that will be nice to see. it was also nice to have that rain yesterday. here we go. a live look and a gray start to the day. we have clouds and areas of fog and our temperatures this morning are in the 50's to low 60's as we start off the day. let's go through the day

you can make an appointment by going to myturn.ca.gov. >>> a san mateo county supervisor going for the seat held by jackie speier. >> i am running for congress because san mateo county is an example for folks. it is an example for folks. how we can deal with issues around healthcare, more accessibility, affordable housing, college affordability, embracing our diversity, recognizing the imminent threat of climate change. >> jackie speier, who represents the 14th district, and now she will not run for reelection and the district extends from south san francisco to east palo alto. for the palo alto community celebrated the grand reopening of the new pedestrian bridge called the highway 101 pedestrian bicycle bridge. a good name. $23 million project replaced the seasonal benjamin lefkowitz underpass that was available only half the year because it flooded out the second half. the new bridge provides a new access route to the nature preserve and businesses and other amenities on east bayshore road. >>> students planning to go to college maybe glad to hear this, the university of california

canapa said he wants to emphasize san mateo's voices. >> as you know, i am a multi-generation cultural son of san mateo county and a graduate of the college just a few miles from where we stand. i grew up in this community, i went to school in this community, i raised my family in this community and i'm going to stay in this community. >> he'll be running for the seat formerly run by jackie speier. speier announced on tuesday, you might remember, that she will not seek reelection. >>> today marks a solemn remembrance for transgender victims of crime across the country. it takes on a special meaning for a south bay church. grace baptist church in san jose created a memorial for trans people and lost the violence. this comes near to the day after a deadly stabbing right there. two people were killed, another three were wounded last year. one victim, kimberly theal, was transgender. theal and john paulson who were also killed were both homeless and taking shelter from the cold. >>> san jose state university is paying out $3.3 million to be split between 15 student athletes who were sexually abused by a sports tr

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. >>> turning now, it's now official, san mateo county's supervisor has his eyes set on capitol hill. yesterday he declared his congressional bid with dozens of supporters cheering him on outside the medical center in daly city. he said the hospital is symboli because it's the place he was born. he wants to amplify their voice in d.c. >> because your voices matter more than ever as we try to heal a divided nation. >> canepa will be running for the seat currently held by congresswoman jackie speiers. she represents district 14, which contains most of san mateo county and a small part of southwestern san francisco. she announced tuesday she will not seek re-election. >>> happening today, a vote that could have a big impact on transportation in the south bay. this is a live look at where it's about to happen in san jose. vta workers will vote this morning on contract proposals dealing with wages, pensions, and operational efficiencies. the union is expected to meet at 9:00 a.m. >>> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up we take you live to washington, d.c. for our w

> on the peninsula, the harvest festival signals the start of the holiday shopping season in san mateo county and this year is back with more than 100 vendors to visit. look at the things you can find at the show. all items are handmade, everything from jewelry, plants, art, clothing, food. vendors are happy to be back this year. >> the people coming to shop are all very enthusiastic. they have been housebound and have not seen the artists they normally interact with year after year because none of us have been out. they have been very enthusiastic, very receptive to seeing us again. >> masks are required indoors and the show goes on until sunday at the san mateo county event center and you can purchase tickets online or at the door. >>> an interview you will only see right here on cbs, coming up, a preview of what to expect when oprah winfrey sits down with adelle. >>> the 49ers will host the rams on monday night football in what could be obj's rams debut, we preview that matchup at 4:15, you can find us on kpix.com or on the kpix app . we are also on the cbs news >>> adele is debuting new m

before congress, she spent time as a san mateo county supervisor and in the california state assembly and state that it. san mateo county board of supervisors president says, whoever takes receipt, will have big shoes to fill. >> she is such a fearless leader and what she's done around legislation around the lgbt community, woman's rights, these issues of equity. >> reporter: when we asked them about running, he said -- >> everything is on the table. first of all, i have to see if i live in the district. if i do live in the district, because the district lines are changing, something i would definitely consider but i would have to consult two people, my four-year-old son and my wife. >> reporter: respect from local leaders. when congresswoman jackie speier was asked whether she would do all over again, she said yes. >>> other bay area and state leaders are commenting on her retirement, thanking her for her leadership and calling her a hero. leave your comments on social media. >>> new video of a smash and grab at a concord jewelry store. around 7:00 last night at the sun valley mall,

san pablo. she is in the county jail held without bond. in the south bay, a police patrol vehicle hit a mountain lion on san mateo.his all happened yesterday as a san mateo police officer was driving east on highway 92, just past the hillsdale boulevard exit. now take a look at this. video shows a smudge on the cruisers push bars left behind in the aftermath of the collision. police say the officer hit the brakes as the animal darted across the road, but did hit the puma. the officer was unable to find the mountain lion after the impact. the car, as you can see, was damaged, but the officer was not hurt. a fuel leak is suspected to have caused this small plane to make an emergency landing near the stanford university campus today. that plane took off from the palo alto airport. the pilot then put the plane down in a wide-open field at an equestrian facility around noon. neither the pilot nor the passenger was hurt and the plane was not damaged. well, once shunned by the military, harvey milk is now embraced for his courage and activism. the military honor in his memory that supporters say will send a message of in

. >>> an unsettling story out of san mateo county having to do with deeds on an entire neighborhood of homes. the neighborhood is ladara and woodside. the language in her deed blocking homeowners from selling to people of color. we explain what happened next. >> reporter: very deep in the affluent neighborhood of adair ra. >> i got a sinking feeling. >> reporter: a stunning guideline that reads in part. >> no lot in this said tract shall nor any part thereof or any interest there in occupied by those other than those of the caucasian or white race. >> reporter: the 1950 declaration involving property rules. laws have passed since then making such restrictions illegal. but the language still exists in some documents. so people here took matters into their own hands, gathering signatures from all property owners to change it. as of now they no longer have the race restrictions and includes. >> that the community supports equity and inclusion. >> it's predominantly language that discriminates against lack americans and also asian-americans. >> reporter: race restrictions are still found a

congresswoman represents san mateo county in the part of san francisco. take a listen. to part of her announcement posted on twitter this morning. it's time for me to come home. time for me to be more than a weekend wife mother and friend. it's been an extraordinary privilege and honor to represent the people. the san mateo county and san francisco at almost every level of government for nearly 4 decades. congresswoman spear has served different levels of government for nearly 4 decades now. >> she's known for fighting for women's and lgbtq rights. she brought the me too movement to congress in 2017 sharing her own experiences with misconduct. eventually she helps get the c a a reform act passed and signed into law helping assault survivors in the workplace. yeah. and with an incredible jackie spear. she's a san francisco native. she was an aide to representative leo ryan in 1978. they were. >> on a fact-finding mission in guyana about the jonestown shooting when she was shots. 5 times. that was 43 years ago this week. ryan was assassinated. but of course she survived.

. >>> the new plan tonight to deal with these nuisance neighbors in san mateo county. >> i can hear the hesitancy in talking about this. are you expecting it to be backlash? >> yeah. >>> good evening. i'm lisbeth cook. >> it is really coming down outside after months and months of knowing at all. right now we have the second atmospheric river in less than a month. here's a live look from marin county right now. alex louis is out in santa rosa for us this evening and you can see the steady rain coming down in foster city within the last two hours or so. >> we are seeing some scattered power outages tonight, a big one right now in --, also getting reports of widespread cable and internet outages for xfinity customers. they are aware of it and are looking to restore service. >> more beneficial --. quite a bit weaker than when you visit us a couple weeks ago but we will definitely take it. just over half inch of rain for santa rosa and sonoma county, the highest amount on the map thus far. a quarter inch of rain petaluma, over to tens of inch of rain a december 10th of inch for oakland, les

a new memorial in san mateo county is paying tribute to people who have lost their lives to covid. ♪led the exhibit today. it will be up for the next week. the memorial is inspired by a similar one on the national mall in washington, where 700,000 white flags represent covid deaths in the u.s. 626 san mateo county residents have died from the virus. congresswoman spear also talked to us about the federal appeals court talking about blocking the biden's covid vaccine rule. it requires employees to be fully vaccinated by january 4 or test weekly. >> we have to think of it in terms of the other workers. it's not just your right not to get vaccinated. it's not your right to somehow end up impacting others and causing them to get sick. dion: at least 27 states have filed lawsuits against the rule, calling it unconstitutional. cvs pharmacies across california began giving covid vaccine shots today to children ages 5-11. walgreens, walmart, and cvs started accepting online appointments for young children following the green light from the cdc on tuesday. walgreens started administrating ped

we'll be at the san mateo county events center. san mateo county is also hosting clinics at two schools. with our open from 10:00 to 1:00. the pharmacy contract negotiations with kaiser since july 31. it accuses the company of unfair labor practices. kaiser says other services may be affected by another sympathy strike by several other unions on november 18 and 19th. the company is asking its patients to fill their prescriptions in advance or order refills online, or by phone. kaiser said "we are disappointed that the guild would ask its members to walk away from the patients who depend upon them every and deliberately disrupt their care. we continue to bargain in good faith to reach an agreement." the oakland zoo's light exhibit is back. the animal lanterns are drawing thousands to the zoo. luz peÑa was there last night. ♪ luz: that is the song siblings paul and jamie have been singing all night. they have>> we are about to go e elephants. luz: jamie was on a mission, like many other kids, came to see displays of animals up close.

san mateo county leaders expect to get doses by tomorrow. hat happens, they say there will be a vaccination event at the county events center and pharmacies all over the bay area will begin giving those shots this weekend. but they say make sure you do register ahead of time children again will be getting about one 3rd the dose that adults have received and they will need 2 doses spaced 3 weeks apart. stay with kron 4 for the latest covid information, including finding the vaccine for your children and information on a possible nasal vaccine. you can scan that qr code, you'll be directed to the special section of our website and that's at kron 4 dot com. still to come on kron 4 news at 5 one day after the tragic death of alameda supervisor, wilma, chan. we're checking in with. >> police in alameda about the investigation into the accident and the safety concerns for pedestrians in the neighborhood where this happened. >> also the car was floating the driver was clinging. that's what first responders found when they showed up on the coast afte

hundreds lined up to receive free turkeys in san mateo county have a area nonprofits are working to keepnd as they face new challenges, and a little rain could actually be about. 48 hours out from us here in the bay area. chief meteorologist bill martin has your complete five day forecast right after the break. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ chain issues and rising food prices. the san francisco marin food banks says. from the beginning of the year, egg prices have increased 65% the cost of produce. a pound is up. 16% in the price of chicken has doubled. the food bank has secured enough food for the upcoming holiday months, but says it will face challenges beyond that. the pandemic related increase in food insecure people in the bay area has not slowed down. a recent survey shows 81% of san francisco marin food bank participants say they have yet to recover. the samaritan house in san mateo also says it is still seeing the pandemic take a toll on the community. as ktvu rob roth

san mateo county is hosting a playland clinic at the san mateo county event center from 9:00 to 4:00. they are listed right here on your screen. both are open today. pharmacists at kaiser permanente are planning a strike in northern california starting monday. they have been in contract negotiations with kaiser permanente since november 1. the company is asking its patients to fill their prescriptions or order refills on mine or by phone. kaiser said in part " we are disappointed the guild would ask their members to walk away from the patient's they serve every day." glow-fari is back! luz pena was there last night. l siblings have been singing all night. >> we are just about to go to the elephants. >> i do like dinosaurs. >> it is mind blowing! we never get to be this close to animals. >> we hopped in a golf cart to get a quick tour of the 2 hour safari. >what are you excited about? >> i am excited to ride the rides and see the lights. >> it is really dark. luz: the zoo has a limit of about 2300 guests a night,, which means you need to buy our tickets ahead of time. no bedtime for yo

. >> reporter: in san mateo county they rolled out all the stops with a kid themed vaccination event in mind. the goal, helping children feel at ease. >> what we want to do here in san mateo county is to create a family fun, friendly venue. and so it's all about super heroes. it's all about red carpet. it's all about making people and families feel comfortable. the great news is we have 300 appointments today, and we're all sold out. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> now that children can get vaccinated berkeley is opening up clinics in places where the children go. malcolm x. elementary school, one of the first schools in the east bay to host a vaccination clinic. it was only open for one day so hundreds of children and their parents lined up for the shot. >> i'm extremely relieved the last person in our household is able to be vaccinated. >> berkeley will also open up one-day clinics at rosa parks elementary and sylvia mÉndez elementary schools and that's going to happen later this month. >>> a u.s. appeals court has frozen president biden's vacci

, choose local san mateo county offers, sorry, the app named local san mateo county offers users points for shopping, eating, or drinking at participating businesses which can be redeemed later for discounts. >> it will help small businesses because small businesses are definitely suffering. >> it would be interesting to discover and learn about more restaurants and stores. if you get savings in the process, that would be fantastic. >> the app launches on monday and features nearly 300 businesses in seven cities. if it does well, it could be expanded countywide. >>> looking without san jose and a latino neighborhood, business owners fearing they could be pushed out. it is a vibrant area, mostly spanish-speaking business district where residents and merchants are concerned that development plans good price them out of the area. next week, the planning commission is set to consider new zoning rules to increase building height limits in the area. locals are concerned that it could lead to big and new housing developments and you race the bustling commercial district that is there now. smac

. >> sometime this for taylor bisacky joins us now live from san mateo county, where leaders plan to hold a vaccination event this weekend. good evening, taylor. >> hey there, grand. hey there, catherine county leaders say they expect to receive the doses by friday. and if that happens, well, they're going to hold a family friendly vaccination event here at san mateo county event center on saturday. that's of course, in addition to other places like doctors offices, health providers and pharmacies that will also be able to administer the doses. >> on tuesday. the cdc gave final approval to begin administering the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. 2 children ages 5 to 11 now many bay area counties, including san mateo are getting ready to roll out the vaccine as soon as this week we could do it tomorrow if we wanted. >> we're just waiting. >> for the for the doses, for the vaccines to come. if we're to get >> we project that we may actually get the vaccine on friday. we're ready to go saturday san mateo county board of supervisors. president david says. >> in addition to the vaccine being avail

. >> the president of the san mateo county board of supervisors.avid cannabis launched his campaign for congress. he is among several people throwing their hats in the ring to succeed longtime peninsula representative jackie spear who announces she will not seek reelection next year. state assembly member kevin mullin also announced that he is running for the same position. the san mateo county native announced his candidacy with this video posted on twitter today in the video he calls spear a mentor and burlingame city council member emily beach also announced that she will seek spears she posted the news on twitter yesterday saying, quote, as an us army veteran mom of teens environment. champion business exact and pandemic mer. i am qualified and ready to lead. meantime, bay area leaders are more than ready to use the federal money that is coming in from the new infrastructure bill over the next 5 years. the bay area will receive a guaranteed 4.5 billion dollars for roads, bridges, for public transit internet access today. house speaker nancy pel

. >>> still ahead and string on cbsn bay area, san mateo county is getting innovative in the efforts to had know small businesses. the latest tool its using. >> and france may have to raise part of the famous water park son. next. . >>> this is a live look outside before going to break. we'll be right back. . >>> welcome back. the time now is 6:18. >>> san mateo county is launching a new app as an incentive to get people to shop, eat and drink locally. kpix 5s max daro explains. >> i they plan to test out the app at businesses in seven cities and will see usage expand across the city quickly. more than 290 small businesses are given a new app to try in the hopes it will drive much needed foot traffic their way. it's called choose local, san mateo county, designed to incontribute vise people to support locally owned businesses. the long tom san mateo shop signed up to try it out. the owner said it's worth a shot. >> i think it will help small businesses. small businesses are suffering and have been. >> reporter: this is how it works. users shop, eat or drench at local establishments a

but for now in san mateo county. charles clifford kron. 4 news. thank you, charles. >> to our coronavirus coverage this afternoon. state leaders say they're gearing up for a possible covid-19 surge this winter season. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what the governor and state health officials say they're doing to prepare. >> winter is coming. state leaders warning yet another potential covid-19 spike could be on the way soon visiting a va facility in los angeles wednesday. the governor pointing to rising case rates and other parts of the country and plateauing hospitalizations cases and positivity rates in california. vaccines our way through this pandemic we are concerned about the winter. we're concerned about rising case numbers pressure on our hospitals from a number of other issues on top of covid the state's health and human services secretary doctor mark galli urging anyone who wants a booster shot at this point to get it now is the best time to consider getting that shot. and while you're there, ask inquire about gettin

the highest home prices are in san mateo county, where the average home is $2 million to afford a homein san mateo county and now takes an annual household income of $364,000 in san francisco. it takes 313,000. in santa clara county. the annual income needed is 300,000 and in alameda to buy a home. the average income is $236,000 and the bay area has the most expensive zip code in the country for the fifth year in a row. a report from property shark says atherton's 94 to 7 zip code. get a red new record medium home sale price of more than $7 million. the bay area has 47 of the nation's most expensive zip codes. this year. san francisco has more of them. compared to any other city rossa. marin county came in as the fourth most expensive zip code nationwide and los altos fell three spots from number six last year to number nine this year. legal action against uber the u. s. justice department filed a lawsuit against the rideshare giant today saying it over charges people with disabilities as ktvu is, henry lee explains, uber is accused of charging wait time fees for disabled riders, even

san mateo county. they have one walk-up clinic that is planned for this weekend. it will be held at the san mateo county event center on saturday. that's november 6th appointments are required. you can put those on my turn that ca dot gov. san francisco is also expected to start vaccinating kids as soon as this saturday. yeah, there are nearly 100 vaccine sites in the city, all of which will be offering the vaccine for kids and the department of health will also be hosting a series of clinics starting next week with the san francisco unified school district sonoma county clinics. they will. the doing that at schools. noma has 37,000 children who are eligible to be vaccinated in that county. the county has set a goal trying to get 70% of those 5 to 11 year-olds vaccinated by the end of february and kron four's taylor bisacky. she's check in with some other bay area counties and will have their plans coming up on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock and all of these clinic dates and times locations on the specifics will be posted as well on our website. kron 4 dot com pam and ke

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the san mateo county da has joined 6 other bay area prosecutors to fight organized theft, a key component to the joint action is the exchange of information. but we certainly have learned in san francisco walnut creek san jose stanford shopping center and the like. is that the people committing this often are moving between counties. one example, wagstaff points to is the arrest of 9 people in connection to the theft of a san francisco louisville time. at least one of those suspects was wanted for a crime in san mateo county with that information available. the punishment can become harsher. but these swarms of thieves might be a part of something much bigger. i think the people doing the shoplifting where the looting, whether a tip of the iceberg. michael anderson is a retired fbi agent and expert on organized crime. he says the organizations can be small or large but usually have a chain of command anderson believes the law's lack of toughness on. that's the growth of 3rd party online retailers and the pandemic have contributed to the recent explosion of these crimes. a combination of a

but on at least one of those suspects was wanted for a crime in san mateo county with that information available. the punishment can become harsher. but these swarms of thieves might be a part of something much bigger. i think the people doing the shoplifting for the looting, whether tip of the iceberg. michael anderson is a retired fbi agent and expert on organized crime. he says the organizations can be small or large but usually have a chain of command anderson believes the law's lack of toughness on. that's the growth of 3rd party online retailers and the pandemic have contributed to the recent explosion of these crimes. a combination of a lot of things are affecting this and in effect of prosecutions incentivize these type crimes wagstaff along with other bay area prosecutors plans to hold people accountable. this is pure greed. and the only way to deal with the greed like this. he has to have a consequence and that means more charge them to the maximum and you see real punishment. >> well, today felony charges were filed in the large scale retail theft of a nordstrom in walnut cr

92,000 eligible children in alameda county, 16% of kids between 5.11 have had their shot and san mateo countyorting roughly 17% are vaccinated. those are the only counties right now to released numbers. so far the others say the fell. they're still gathering that information. they will make that public at some point. >> there could soon be another tool to fight the coronavirus pfizer is asking the fda to approve its antiviral pills to treat unvaccinated people who get covid the drug is packs. livid and it's used in combination with an hiv antiviral drug and it could become available within weeks. pfizer says it's also going allow the pill to be made by generic drug companies and sold inexpensively in nearly a 100 countries hit hard by the pandemic. it would cost just $10. a pill. happening today. the south bay mayor sam liccardo is going hold a news conference talking about the recent decision to protect coyote valley. earlier this week the city council voted to protect 314 acres from industrial development that area will now be used for recreation agriculture and tourism. today's news confer

and then in san mateo county, their numbers are roughly 17% and those are the only counties that have far. the other say they're still gathering the information needed to make it public. >> see, i can't hold somebody is hand when they get the shot that helps you really squeeze that hand. those of you be ready if you're the hand. there could soon be and actually in fighting the coronavirus because pfizer is asking the fda to authorize its antiviral pill to treat unvaccinated people who get covid kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> it's a game changer as it gets says, it's a step above up from where we are right now. covid-19 vaccine make pfizer. it's now asking the fda to grant emergency use authorization for paxlovid a pill doctors could prescribe to treat those infected with covid-19 your healthcare professional call in a prescription to walgreens you go to walgreens, you pick up 5 pack. >> course and he start taking it lo and behold, it prevents you from going to the hospital. biser's says its studies show high-risk unvaccinated volunteers who started taking the pills. >> wi

and in san mateo county, it's roughly 17%. e only counties that have released numbers so far. the others say they're still collecting that information. >> happening today in the south bay where sam liccardo is going hold a news conference to talk about the recent decision to protect coyote valley earlier in the week. the city council voted to protect 314 acres from industrial development. they're going to reserve the use for recreation agriculture and tourism. the news conference is set time for climbed 1130. today. don't forget, we've got kronon. so we'll keep you posted as she get that happen. >> well today, too. but today is day 2 of jury deliberations in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. the verdict could come down at any moment. we're keeping an eye on it. rittenhouse shot 3 men during black lives matter protests in kenosha, wisconsin last year. 2 of those men died. prosecutors say rittenhouse went to that. that march to basically provoke a confrontation. his lawyers will argue it was all in self-defense. we'll bring you the

from core logic, median home price in san mateo county up 8% since september 20th. in san francisco county, average shy of $1.7 million. santa clara county, $1.5 million, 14% higher. and in alameda county, more than $1.1 million, up 17%. it's just going to keep going up. >> staggering what you think about it. >>> matter jeff ranieri, we had a break on halloween, then showers. what do we expect? >> another break tomorrow and two more chances of rainfall. storm ranger mobile doppler radar, satellite combined. see things breaking up right now. tomorrow, area of high pressure nose its way in from the south, dry, mild temperatures, lift the storm track north toward seattle and portland. for the morning, still going have cloud cover, gloomy to start. i do not think you'll need the sunglasses for the commute but through the afternoon, 3:00 p.m., should begin to build in gradual sunshine. leave the umbrella but have your jackets. start off chilly, 56 in the tri-valley, the south bay at 57. and 50s for east bay, san francisco and north bay. high pressure moving in from the so

scott peterson has new surroundings in san mateo county tonight, coming up why he got moved from san quentin's death row. and the u. s. supreme court gets a request from prosecutors involved in bill cosby's sexual assault case. and a beautiful day today. last couple there's been great. it's going to continue that way. warm and dry back into the seventies, coming up with the five day i'll see you back here. hand side shows taking over more streets and some san francisco neighborhoods coming up why neighbors fear they will lead to bigger they will lead to bigger problems.rn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. c 1 of 10 million people that covi comcast has connected. to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past...

protect all of his county's residents with kron four's camila barco on the story for us live in san mateo county this morning. camila. >> yeah. good morning. you guys said at the san mateo county sheriff's office will no longer comply with requests from ice. they won't transfer undocumented inmates to federal immigration custody and they say that if they need to do so. iced must obtain a judicial warrant. now this comes after from county residents during a special meeting and is required when local law enforcement has given ice access hundreds of residents chimed in on the policy and in the end, county sheriff carlos bolanos says that this change help strengthen the relationship between the public and the agency. he says this policy is consistent with other bay area counties last year. the sheriff's office coordinated 15 transfers to ice from the county jail and part of the argument is that according to the agency inmates convicted of serious felonies are in state prison and not the county jail on. a says that ice can obtain a judicial warrant if they believe a person poses a serious threat now

and then you can see the last bullet point there, san mateo county. they've had about 17% of eligible kids get their shots. so far. these the only counties that reported numbers so far. the other county say they're still collecting the data. they'll make it public soon. >> it's 9.37 and today the south bay mayor sam liccardo is going hold a news conference soon. this morning is going to discuss a recent decision to protect coyote valley. the city council decided to protect 314 acres from industrial development. they're going to save that for just recreational use in agriculture and tourism the press conference is set for 1130 this morning. and we've got kron-on. so get that app because it's 24 7 news coverage around the bay 9.37 a new this morning. fire season is officially over in contra costa county. when you look and what happened in the glow of these flames boys and a good thing. it's over. they just made the announcement that fire district did this morning. it's because the recent storms and there's more rain in the forecast as well. so that grea

san francisco? do he'll have part of that district? what does the county supervisor in san mateo county several of them will have a free ride? three of them don't run for reelection till 2024 so it's going to be in some ways a big shakeup, but this is really a bigger issue going on at this. jackie talked about this today kind of this generational change and divide that's going on with the democratic party. you're going to see this with speaker pelosi. you're going to see this with other democrats in the leadership. and that's what republicans are sensing as they move past the events of 2021 into the 2022 election period. okay so, david, we're just about out of time, but i don't want to let this moment get away from jackie spear. how do you believe that history will judge her time in office? look, she is a leader of progressive women on progressive issues and has been there at the forefront of those issues. whether she was with willie brown and the assembly or she was in the state senate, or she was with democrats in and out of the majority in congress, and that means she's not go