and on the peninsula. 6 additional voting centers open in san mateo county. those are in burlingame daly, city, east, palo alto, half moon bay, pacifica and son carlos. those in addition to ones in redwood city, san mateo, south san francisco, the centers are going to be open from 9 to 5 daily on election day, november 8. they'll be open from 07:08am, to 08:00pm. well, as the city of oakland ross to get a new stadium for the a's. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred isn't providing much hope. an interview. manford said, quote, it doesn't look like it's going to happen. given the lack of pace in oakland. i think they have to look for an alternative manford. oakland, mayor libby schaff made a huge effort to try to keep the team in the city. the a's have been in talks about a new stadium in open for years now, according to reports, the organization is still exploring las vegas as an option for new home. and if you are a fan of feasting on craft for the holidays, you might be disappointed this year. the state department of fish and wildlife is delaying t

traffic on 101 and san mateo county is returning to pre-pandemic levels. onstruction of new express lanes isn't helping look at some slow traffic here. this is due to the san mateo 101 express lanes project. we're looking at feeds averaging around 12 and 24 miles per hour the project to reduce congestion is setting up toll lanes free to cars with three or more passengers reduced fares for two passengers or clean air vehicles. solo drivers can pay full price to use the express lanes the cost will go up or down depending on how crowded the lane is, but there have been delays the target for completion when the project began was mid-2022, but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year. perhaps february or march the contractor opted to do things out of sequence and as a result had to actually do correct take corrective actions that add in time to the schedule those nice new express lanes have fresh pavement, but are blocked off by orange markers and that drivers nobody up, please. i don't like to be stuck in traffic. what are they

we're very fortunate in san mateo county. ave the level of gun violence that some of our surrounding counties have, but we still have it. >> there are still people who are being injured and losing their lives due to gun violence and any step we can take to try and suppress it. that's what we want to do. >> have you seen any changes in numbers when it comes to gun crime stats before the pandemic and where we are today? >> well, no, i would say we've returned to normal during the pandemic. we certainly saw a drop as people were staying home, not getting out as much. not as many people arguing are using guns, but it seems to have returned to our normal pre-pandemic levels and what has been the primary driver of gun violence that you've personally observed anger it can be drug sales. it can be violence in the home. it really covers the panoply of areas. but it it's just cover so much. we want to stop very good and so tell us a bit about this plan moving forward. there are 2 strategies that your thinking about that you're working w

traffic on 101 and san mateo county is returning to pre-pandemic levels construction of new express lanes isn't helping look at some slow traffic here. this is due to the san mateo 101 express lanes project. we're looking at feeds averaging around 12 and 24 miles per hour the project to reduce congestion is setting up toll lanes free to cars with three or more passengers reduce fares for two passengers or clean air vehicles. solo drivers can pay full price to use the express lanes the cost will go up or down depending on how crowded the lane is, but there have been delays the target for completion when the project began was mid-2022, but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year. perhaps february or march the contractor opted to do things out of sequence and as a result had to actually do court take corrective actions that added time to the schedule those nice new express lanes have fresh pavement. blocked off by orange markers and that frustrates drivers. nobody got believe i don't like to be stuck in traffic. what are they doing? what are they really doi

san mateo county is cracking down on getting guns off the streets this month. a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those on the prohibited persons list. that includes those with restraining orders against them. those convicted of a felony and those who have been placed in psychiatric hospitals in the past 5 years. district attorney stephen wagstaffe says under this new effort his office will take on the role of keeping track of new court orders and assist police departments in the recovery of weapons. and just in little san mateo county. >> we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. >> the plan include streamlining the process of getting a restraining order. wagstaff says gun violence numbers in san mateo county have returned to pre-pandemic levels. the manhunt continues in fairfield for the person who stabbed

amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news. 54 year old man from san mateo county has been arrested for kidnapping and lewd acts with a minor. jose alejandro ventura was arrested by the san mateo county sheriff's office today in east palo alto. investigators say he locked a juvenile inside a car and sexually assaulted the victim. multiple times. detectives believe there could be other victims. officials are asking anyone with information about ventura to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. san jose. police say a woman suffered life threatening injuries and a stabbing this evening officers were called the daffodil way near williams road in west san jose, just after six tonight where they found the victim so far, police have not released any information on a suspect or the circumstances surrounding that stabbing. we are working to get more information as it becomes available, we'll let you know developments. developing story in san francisco as a friday deadline looms for elon musk. to close his purchase of twitter as ktvu jana katsuyama reports. the tesla ceo made it in unusual entrance at

anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd >> san mateo county is cracking down on getting guns off the streets this a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those on the prohibited persons list. that includes people with restraining orders against them. those convicted of a felony and those who have been placed in a psychiatric hospital in the past 5 years. district attorney steve wagstaffe says under this new effort his office will take on the role of keeping track of new court orders and assist police departments in the recovery of weapons. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list and a sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. the plan includes streamlining the process of getting a restraining order. wagstaff says gun violence numbers in san mateo county have returned to prepandemic levels. >> we want to get your check of your 4 zon

. >>> some of san mateo county's beaches used to be dumping grounds. meet the trio who has helped clean up and find out their secrets to keeping the beaches clean. >>> as we celebrate hispanic heritage, we are excited to bring you our one-hour special be to watch tonight at 4:00 right here on kpi >>> it's chiefs week for the 49ers, but who will san francisco have available? >> the latest in today's red an gold report. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers were back on the practice field, at least those who were healthy enough to practice. kyle shanahan started his press conference with a lat injury report. >> the same thing, he will not practice today. concussion, will not practice today. >> what are we talking about? >> we are talking about practice. we are not even talking about the game. we are talking about practice. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >> you have a chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. scan the qr code to nominate members of the faithful. all season long, we will highlight these supe

i team drivers who use 101 in san mateo county have watched for two years while caltrans spends more than half a billion dollars to install new express lanes. the project is now being delayed into next year as rush hour drive times get slower the frustration that was mounting the i-teams. dan noyes has been looking for answers and has this story? traffic on 101 in san mateo county is returning to pre-pandemic levels and construction of new express lanes isn't helping look at some slow traffic here. this is due to the san mateo 101 express lanes project. we're looking at feeds averaging around 12 and 24 miles per hour the project to reduce congestion is setting up toll lanes free to cars with three or more passengers reduce fares for two passengers or clean air vehicles. solo drivers can pay full price to use the express lanes the cost will go up or down depending on how crowded the lane is, but there have been delays the target for completion when the project began was mid-2022, but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year. perhaps february or march

san mateo. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ abc 7 news. i team drivers who use 101 and san mateo county have watched for two years while caltrans spends more dollars to install new express lanes. the project is now being delayed into next year as rush hour drive times get slower. the frustration is mounting the items. dan noyes has been looking for answers and has this story? traffic on 101 and san mateo county is returning to pre-pandemic levels. and construction of new express lanes isn't helping look at some slow traffic here. this is due to the san mateo 101 express lanes project. we're looking at feeds averaging around 12 and 24 miles per hour the project to reduce congestion is setting up toll lanes free to cars with three or more passengers reduce fares for two passengers or clean air vehicles. solo drivers can pay full price to use the express lanes the cost will go up or down depending on how crowded the lane is, but there have been delays the target for completion when the project began was mid-2022, but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year. perhaps february or march the contractor opted to d

san mateo county now cracking down on guns and getting them off the streets. this month, a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those who shouldn't have them. that includes people with restraining orders against them. those convicted of a felony. and those who have been placed in a psychiatric hospital in the last 5 years. district attorney steve wagstaffe says that under this new effort, his office will now take on the role of keeping track of these court orders and assisting police in recovering the weapons. and just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. well, the plan include streamlining the process of getting a restraining order. wagstaff says the gun violence numbers, unfortunately in san mateo county have now returned to their prepandemic levels. in the north bay. polic

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counties is still below $6. here's some numbers from triple a the most expensive place to buy gas in the bay area is in san francisco. 5.92 a gallon. napa county and san mateo county close behind at around 5.87 a gallon dropping $0.6 from yesterday. alameda contra costa and santa clara counties are pit paying around 5.70, and solano county comes in with the lowest rates at 5.57. a gallon overall. gas prices are about $0.30 lower than a week ago. but we're still about $0.5 higher than a month ago. for your health, as we reported yesterday, students at stanford university no longer need to wear masks inside classrooms and on shuttle buses. the university says the number of covid-19 cases has dropped low enough that the restriction can be dropped. but teachers are still requiring students to wear masks of. if they give them that they notice at least we spoke to a few people on campus who say they are welcoming the changes. i can understand. >> folks want those that are immunocompromised. but we're excited for things to just move on. honestly. >> despite the change, stanford still encourages mask wearing in crowded situations and for people who may have contact

only about 15% of the eligible and eligible population in san mateo county have received the booster shot. >> last year at this time, we were saying about 13,000 people a week at our clinics. we are definitely not at that level now. maxeys of the county is doing better than the country, but says they want to get those numbers up ahead of the holiday season. >> we think this will be important before any potential waves come in the fall with the holidays and people gathering together. >> arthur to get the bivalent booster? >> correct. i'm going to be traveling soon. that is a more pressing issue for me to get it. >> reporter: like most people, he never thought he would fill up his vaccination card. >> never thought of it. >> reporter: one reason why he thinks there is widespread booster apathy, mixed messaging. >> some people talking about the pandemic being ended might also give a false impression that covid is no longer here. >> it's still important. we still have a pretty high death rate across the country from covid. is still happening, whether we are tired of it or not. >> reporte

san mateo county is launching what county officials describe as a cutting edge efforts to reduce gun violence. kron four's justin campbell has more on the new initiative to get more guns off the streets. >> with more than 2 million dollars in funding for the next 2 years. today, we're really taking things to a new level leaders in san mateo county are launching the gun violence prevention program called u.s. a court order. if somebody doesn't do something with it. my photo in the fireplace, it means nothing. here's how it works. the program will target certain people. felons convicted stalkers, individuals convicted of hate crimes along with individuals ordered by a court not to possess firearms. and lastly, individuals with civil restraining orders against them will work to take guns out of hands. >> people who have lost the right to own or possess count. it will be successful. i feel very confident in telling you that. thank you. >> reporting in san mateo, justin campbell kron. 4 news. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. one bay area families still waiting to say goodbye to thei

. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news and san mateo county congresswoman jackie spear has now announced. >> 1.7 million dollars in new funding to prevent wildfires. kron four's. charles clifford has that update. >> under congressional program called the community projects program. congresswoman spear has identified $750,000 will go to the mid peninsula. regional open space district 500,000 to the fee, only a state which has 650 acres of open space and $500,000 will be split between the cities of belmont in san bruno. all this money is meant to be used for fire prevention work to get the word out about defensible space and actually to cut away some of the heavier fuels that could pose a danger in the event of a wildfire. the wildfire threat here on the peninsula is high. >> and it's incumbent on all of us to take the steps that we can. to protect our homes. but more importantly, all of our lives. and these critical fiscal resources aimed to provide additional necessary funds for the city of san bruno to continue all our wildfire prevention. >> and mitigation work reducing fuels and minimizing th

. >> it was just past 08:00am on wednesday when calls came into the san mateo county sheriff's office about an active shooter at woodside high school. >> they responded and quickly locked down the campus with the assistance with that high school staff. the campus was searched and very quickly became apparent that this was a hoax. >> in fact, multiple schools across the bay area when into lockdowns after receiving calls about an active shooter on campus. police investigation is ultimately revealed that all of the reports were fake. what the nervous moments for parents outside of the school checking their cellphones, hoping to hear from their children. that was real. this mom asked not to reveal her identity. i couldn't breathe. i think my heart might have stopped. i am. >> and crying the entire way. still crying just sad that we have to feel like this every day. sending our kids out in the world. >> making a false police report about an active shooter is called swatting presumably because police swat teams typically respond to the scene while some people might think it's a harmless pra

. >> san mateo county cracking down on getting guns off the streets this month. a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those on the prohibited persons list. that includes people with restraining orders against them. those convicted of a felony and those who have been placed in psychiatric hospitals. district attorney stephen wagstaffe says under this new effort, his office will take on the role of keeping track of new court orders and assist police in the recovery of weapons. and just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. >> wagstaff says gun violence numbers in san mateo county have returned to prepandemic levels. >> in the north bay, the manhunt continues in fairfield for the person who stabbed and killed another man. it happened yesterday afternoon on jefferson street just nor

san mateo county, 5.94 on average for a gallon of regular san francisco county and that the county close behind to 5.93 alameda, santa clara, sonoma and contra costa counties all paying around 5.80, solano county comes in with the lowest rate 5.62 a gallon. that is $0.37 lower than a week ago. overall, gas prices are about $0.30 lower than a week ago. but we're still about $0.7 higher. then we were a month ago. the midterms are fast approaching. the big deadline for voters is coming even sooner. what you need to do to make sure. >> the register to vote before you go to bed tonight. >> plus, how city leaders in san francisco trying to make public transit safer for riders. and a dramatic police chase with a suspect comes to an end after police shoot and kill the suspect. >> why police say that deadly force was necessary. ere'a reason comcast siness powers more businesses an any other provider. tually, there'a few... mcast business offers the stest, reliable network... e protection security edge... d the most liable 5g network. nt me to keep going? can... ether your business starting or gro

in san mateo county, congresswoman jackie spear has announced 1.7 million dollars in new funding to try to prevent wildfires bound for charles clifford has details on that. >> well, here in san mateo county conditions are very dry, especially in some of the higher elevations. the fire danger is high today. congresswoman jackie spear who's in the final months of her time in congress announced funding for multiple projects to do some wildfire prevention work under congressional program called the community projects program. congresswoman spear has identified $750,000 will go to the mid peninsula. >> regional open space district 500,000 to the fee, only a state which has 650 acres of open space and $500,000 will be split between the cities of belmont in san bruno. all this money is meant to be used for fire prevention work to get the word out about defensible space and actually to cut away some of the heavier fuels that could pose a danger in the event of a wildfire. the wildfire threat here on the peninsula is high. >> and it's incumbent on all of us to take the steps that we can. to prot

now to san mateo county where congresswoman jackie spear has announced 1.7 million dollars in new funding to be used for fire prevention work. kron four's charles clifford has the details. well, here in san mateo county conditions are very dry, especially in some of the higher elevations. the fire danger is high today. congresswoman jackie spear who's in the final months of her time in congress announced funding. >> for multiple projects to do some wildfire prevention work under congressional program called the community projects program. congresswoman spear has identified $750,000 will go to the mid peninsula. regional open space district 500,000 to the fee. only estate which has 650 acres of open space and $500,000 will be split between the cities of belmont in san bruno. all this money is meant to be used for fire prevention work to get the word out about defensible space and actually to cut away some of the heavier fuels that could pose a danger in the event of a wildfire. the wildfire threat here on the peninsula is high. >> and it's incumbent on all of us to take the steps that we c

. >> san mateo counties cracking down on getting guns off the streets this month. a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those on what's called the prohibited persons list. that includes people with restraining orders against them. those convicted of a felony and those have been placed in psychiatric hospitals in the past 5 years. district attorney stephen wagstaffe says under this new effort, his office will take on the role of keeping track of new court orders and will assist police departments in the recovery of weapons. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. >> the plan include streamlining the process of getting a restraining order as wagstaff says gun violence numbers in san mateo county have returned to pre-pandemic levels. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. pol

have kron four's charles clifford back for us now live in san mateo with a closer look at all of that take charles. >> across san mateo county, a fire danger is high, especially up in some of the higher elevations. things are very dry today. congresswoman spear, who's in the final months of her time in congress have announced some funding to try to do some wildfire prevention work. let's going take a look at some video now. they held a press conference a little earlier today for the media over at the the ridge trailhead announcing that $750,000 will be provided to the mid peninsula. regional open space district 500,000 to the fee, only a state which has 650 acres of open space and $500,000 will be split between the cities of belmont in san bruno to do some fire for the firm put prevention work. also get the word out to people about defensible space. do what they can to reduce fire danger. now today, the congresswoman said that this is important work and that we have to really do everything we can to make sure that communities are protected. >> the wildfire threat here on the peninsula is high and it's incumbent on all of us

attorney, but i don't know what those would about because they don't have jurisdiction with san mateo county. >> i believe they cover our city attorney's who support us. >> the city attorney's are separately listed and i have a question whether you want to list our city attorney's. certainly you want to list our police, and sheriff. are they on the code? >> certainly they can be internal and we have those at the airport to support us policing wise. >> okay, we can discuss this in the intervening week as well. as to external data sharing and the airport is a unique creature as it relates to tsa and the federal government, but there is this very broad other law enforcement agencies and i think it's worth an off line discussion in the intervening week as to what that means to federal agencies. >> i would be happy to take that off. >> and to other policies, the public defender of san mateo county, not ours, is listed but not listed in this one. i think that's the totality of the questions that i have for the airport surveillance technology policy. it otherwise looks really good. we'll continue t

san mateo county now cracking down on getting guns off the streets. now, this month, a group of lawmakers launched a 2 new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those on the prohibited persons list. and that includes people with restraining orders against them. those convicted of a felony and those who have been placed in psychiatric hospitals in the past 5 years. district attorney steve wagstaffe says that under this new effort his office will take on the role of keeping track of these new court orders and assisting police departments in the recovery of these weapons. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. the plan include streamlining the process of getting a restraining order. wagstaff says the gun violence member or numbers in san mateo county have returned to pre-pandemic levels. >> it's 5.11,

. >> on the peninsula, san mateo county now cracking down on getting guns off the streets this month, a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those who shouldn't have them. that includes people with restraining orders against them. those convicted of felonies and those who've been placed in psychiatric care in the past 5 years. district attorney steve wagstaffe says that under his new effort his office will take on the role of keeping track of these new court orders and help police recover weapons. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. and the plan include streamlining the process of getting a restraining order. wagstaff says that gun violence numbers in san mateo county have now return to prepandemic levels. >> happening tomorrow, the city of oakland is no longer going to require residents to wea

osha is investigating the san mateo county coroner's office will make positive identification of the fy his family before his identity is released to the public. menlo park, jesse gary ktvu fox two news, the city of san jose has taken the next steps in clearing out another homeless in campaign. many of the residents moved from the now cleared guadalupe gardens to the columbus park side after the faa

san francisco county is the only one in the bay area where residents will pay an average of 6 bucks. napa, san mateo a gallon. that's $0.6 lower than yesterday. average gas prices nearly half a dollar lower than they were this time last week. but we are still about $0.50 higher than a month ago. >> look at high temperatures going on here for today. we have some lower to even approaching middle 70's for today with this onshore wind with the switch off shore. you know, temperatures section little cooler than today. so a ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or w

in san mateo county public health leaders continue to urge people to get the omicron booster ahead of winter months. but for some, getting the shot isn't much of a priority as it once was. >> reporter: when first booster shot became widely available, people lined up for it. there was a sense of urgency. that isn't the case now with you new omicron booster shot. like many people ramirez takes some covid related safety precautions. also like many people he hasn't gotten around to the latest covid shot, the omicron booster. >> i have not. >> reporter: he is not worried about missing work. >> it's not in my mind. i feel like with my work environment, they would allow me to take the days off. >> reporter: it's just not top of mind. >> i really haven't put it in my schedule. >> reporter: he is not alone there. only about 15% of the eligible population in san mateo county has received new omicron booster. >> last year at this time we were seeing 13,000 people a week at clinics. we are not at that level now. >> reporter: she says the county is doing better than the country but says they want

district attorney stephen wagstaff confirmed lou was arrested in san mateo county but not prosecuted. he says the san joaquin county da's office handled this insurance fraud case. we've reached out for more details on that. who died in 2015 and atherton police say they also believe the owner of the stolen car is deceased meantime the question that is lingering here. is it just a coincidence? this car was believed to be buried around the same time johnny liu was facing all of these other charges and we did ask investigators that question today, but they only said they are aware of it and are still investigating that as a possible lead for the items stephanie sierra. abc 7 news now steph. what do we know about the current owners? was there any criminal record among the other property owners? you know, i'm a we did look at all five property owners and the other four had no criminal record johnny lose history not only stood out but the timing of his arrest in san mateo county did too and as for the current owners record show they bought this property in march of 2020 right around the pand

now the calls came in to both woodside high school in san mateo county and south san francisco high school, but both are at both schools. no threat of an active shooter were discovered. san jose. police also said they received a call of multiple students shot at abraham lincoln high that was also unfounded. san francisco unified school district says there was also an unfounded threat at george washington high school in san francisco. officials tell us they believe it's part of a swatting type incident. chp and caltrans are at a homeless encampment located on 34th street mandela parkway in oakland right now, clearing it out ktb as mannequin. tana, is there live with the latest update from there, amanda? well, there's been some tension here this morning as people have come to gather outside and protest. i want to show you so what has been happening is there's caltrans workers here? there's chp and right now they are removing some of the rvs and some of the cars inside. we've been seen total trucks removing that stuff. it's fenced in parking lot. that is being cleared out right now. now, in t

you have likely seen their busy working on express lanes highway 101 through much of san mateo counties. here is our digital video journalist jonathan bloom with what changed. >> where there used to be carpal lens, now the bay area's newest express lane gives drivers the choice to fly past the traffic for a price. the price is constantly changing from one minute to the next. if you're driving by yourself in a regular car, you can move into the express lane and you will automatically pay the toll that is on the phone. if you have a clean air vehicle or a two-person carpool, you can pay half price if you have one of the new fasttrack flex toll tags. if you have three or more people in the car, you can use the lane for free. so can buses and motorcycles. >> you can watch the full story right now on nbcbayarea.com. i think i've used my fasttrack one too many times one way to work. >> they're handy. lots of people not in them on 101 from palo alto down to san jose. all the way up towards the airport. they are certainly convenient if you are running behind. >> working on those lines at night

she will have a live report from sonoma county coming up on kron. 4 news tonight at 9 san mateo county is launching what county officials there describe as a cutting edge effort to reduce gun violence for u.s.. justin campbell shares more on the county's new million dollar initiative to get more guns out of the hands of criminals. >> with more than 2 million dollars in funding for the next 2 years. they were really taking things to a new level leaders in san mateo county are launching the gun violence prevention program called u.s. a court order. if somebody doesn't do something with it. mindful throwing the fireplace, it means nothing. here's how it works. the program will target certain people. felons convicted stalkers, individuals convicted of hate crimes along with individuals ordered by a court not to possess firearms. and lastly, individuals with civil restraining orders against them will work to take guns out of hands. people who have lost the right to own or possess count. it will be successful. i feel very confident in telling you that. thank you. >> reporting in san mateo, j

. >> san mateo county is launching what county officials describe as a cutting edge effort to reduce gun violence can force justin campbell shares more on the county's new multi million dollar initiative to get more guns from the hands of criminals. than 2 million dollars in funding for the next 2 years. today, we're really taking things to a new level leaders in san mateo county are launching the gun violence prevention program called u.s. a court order. if somebody doesn't do something with it. my photo in the fireplace, it means nothing. here's how it works. the program will target certain people. felons convicted stalkers, individuals convicted of hate crimes along with individuals ordered by a court not to possess firearms. and lastly, individuals with civil restraining orders against them will work to take guns out of hands. >> people who have lost the right to own or possess count. it will be successful. i feel very confident in telling you that. thank you. >> reporting in san mateo, justin campbell kron. 4 news santa is a gun owners who do not comply with the city's gun harm

san mateo county, that's at 5.94. barely below 6 san francisco county in napa. their close behind at 5.93, alameda santa clara sonoma and contra costa counties. all paying about 5.80, solano county comes in with lowest rated 5.62 a gallon. that is $0.37 lower than we could go over all gas prices are about $0.30 lower than a week ago. but we're still about $0.7 higher than a month ago. >> well, 9.36, we're keeping a close eye on your forecast, including the chance for rain this holiday weekend. going to break it all down for you. coming up after the break. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> in world news tonight, the uk will have a new prime minister, former treasury chief rishi s

. >>> san mateo county cracking down on gun violence, law enforcement , the das office an the superior court teaming up t create a gun violence preventio program. the goal is to take guns away from people who have lost their right to have one. this includes people with restraining orders and people who possess illegal guns. the board of supervisors has pledge $2 million to fund a two-year program. >>> in san jose, where gunowners refused to carry liability insurance and pay an annual fee will be fined up to $1000. back in january, the city council approved the assurance and hoping to curb gun violence. >>> some san francisco supervisors want scooter companies to either install anti-sidewalk technology or get out of the city. the technology is essentially like the one we see with shopping carts and it would shut down the scooters, once they get out of the designated area. the supervisor called them unsafe and are calling on the mta to crack dow on these companies. >>> embattled la city councilman, kevin says he will not resign in the wake of a leaked audiotape in which latin leaders wer

chance to cast their ballots early on the peninsula. 6 additional voting centers opened today in san mateo county. those are in burlingame daly, city, east, palo alto, half moon bay, pacifica and san carlos. those in addition, the ones in redwood city, san mateo and south city, the centers will be open from 09:00pm to 05:00pm on election day november. the 8th they'll be open from 7 in the morning to 7 at night. >> and in san francisco city hall started offering voter services today as well. they're open tomorrow and next weekend like these cities, other polling places, city hall center, conservative voters with many different means voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot. use accessible touch screen or cast an audio ballot as well. you can also ask for curbside voting there. and in the north bay, early in-person voting started today in sonoma county, registered voters. >> not voting by the male may vote in person and one of 7 voting centers in the county. those centers are open from 9 to 5 the day before election day on election day. they'll be open from 7 in the morning to 8 at night.

counties is below $6 according to triple a the most expensive place to buy gas in the bay area is san mateo county. it's at 5.94, san francisco county and napa. their close behind at 5.93, alameda santa clara, sonoma and contra costa counties. all paying about 5.80, solano county comes in with the lowest rate to 5.62 a gallon. that's $0.37 lower than one week ago. overall, gas prices are about $0.30 lower than a week ago. but we're still about $0.7 higher than a month ago. >> next, another teenager takes a long gun into a school and start shooting. how many people died this time and what we're learning about the investigation. >> plus, what to look out for is california. start sending out another round of inflation relief money. >> and we had to sacramento to dissect the debate between governor newsom and his republican challenger brian republican challenger brian dollars. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chic

out along the coast, just completely unable to to shake it in western marin county and the western half of san francisco, san mateo county. county. let's zoom in. you see that fog hanging around the golden gate. we were clear for a a moment, but we are starting to to get fogged in again. that will spread back out throughout the evening. tonight we are down down to 60, still a junior like pattern. further inland it's not not very warm at all. temperatures at the warmest, 76 and 77 at concord to livermore. it's actually very close to normal for october. fog will spread and back up once again through the first several hours of friday. but still hanging out out around the bay and along the the coast as we head toward lun. toward lunchtime. more clearing over downtown san francisco and over the rest of the bay as we head into early afternoon. temperatures tonight dropping into the low to mid 50s with upper 40s in the north bay valleys. high temperatures tomorrow, a few degrees warmer, which puts us a few degrees above average inland near 80 degrees for most inland parts of of the north bay around 80 in the santa clara

from this afternoon, you can see see how stubborn the fog was along the coast, marin county, san francisco and san mateo county as well, zoom in for a closer look and you can see the western half of san francisco remained in that fog bank and there's that area of fog peeking peeking through the golden gate. gate. looking outside, there's the fog and the chill, 57 degrees downtown, 63 in oakland, oakland, temperatures inland during the 70s if barely in san jose and santa rosa at 70 degrees, close to 80 degrees in livermore, that's normally warm for this time of year, the fog will be widespread and fairly dense on friday, but like the past several days it's going to back up even if it does take its its time, reduced visibility on the map inland by late morning but by lunchtime the fog is gone, we will see sunshine except right along the coast and and downtown it will take until early afternoon for the fog to break out. temperatures tonight dropping down to the low to mid 50s for most of us, the northbay northbay valley is the cool spot spot in the upper 40s, high temperatures tomorrow at june pattern wher

the san mateo county district attorney says that lou died in 2015 atherton police have not mentioned if there's any connection between lou and the buried car. well, as for the family who lives at the mansion now, they have been cleared in this investigation because police determined that the car was buried before they moved in. back to you. >> now to some developing news in san jose where police are on the scene of a hit and run involving a pedestrian. this is the area of blossom hill road and snell avenue. san jose police say a woman was hit around 07:20pm, tonight while crossing a street outside of a crosswalk. she suffered life-threatening injuries. police say they do not have a description of the vehicle at this point. >> her jewelry store in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood has been hit with another theft and was all captured on surveillance video. our kron four's gayle ong spoke to the shop's owner and she joins us now live in the studio. gayle. >> the owner of the shop says this is not the first time her jewelry store has been targeted by thieves. the most recent

and a big story that we're following in san mateo county. sounds like a mystery movie, but it's rtal. you're a car was found buried on the grounds of the mansion after exactly. now crews are on or send it to see if there could be human remains. >> all 4 sarah stinson is live in ok, sarah, the sun is coming up now. so i'm able to see a bit more of what's happening out there. >> now the sun is rising. we're getting a better look. plus police and crews have arrived to this atherton home where landscapers actually found a car buried underground. and so police were called out and they brought out cadaver dogs, which apparently indicated there could be human remains below ground as well. so that's why they have. >> investigators out here and they need to find out if a crime was committed. they think this dates back to the 90's. let's start with the maps. you know exactly where we're standing in atherton this home in a very nice neighborhood. 300 block of stockbridge avenue. this home sold in 2020 for about 15 million dollars. police got called out

you got san mateo county launching what county officials describe as cutting edge effort to reduce gun violence. kron four's. justin campbell has more on that new initiative. >> with more than 2 million dollars in funding for the next 2 years. today, we're really taking things to a new level leaders in san mateo county are launching the gun violence prevention program called u.s. a court order. if somebody doesn't do something with it. throw in the fireplace. it means nothing. here's how it works. the program will target certain people. felons convicted stalkers, individuals convicted of hate crimes along with individuals ordered by a court not to possess firearms. and lastly, individuals with civil restraining orders against them will work to take guns out of hands. people who have lost the right to own or possess count. it will be successful. i feel very confident in telling you that. thank you. >> reporting in san mateo, justin campbell kron. 4 news. it's 5.10, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, president biden is focusing on infrastructure ahead of the midterm elections.