shooting in the area. it's really quiet overall. we've never had anything like this in this area. not a shooting, at least. >> northgate high school's tennis courts and athletic field sit directly outside the cul de sac. some residents say they knew in advance one of their neighbors would be having a high school party that night. but they were not expecting the night would end with someone arriving at john muir hospital with non-life-threatening injuries from a gunshot wound. i never thought of what happened here. i never thought it would happen here on sunday, walnut creek police arrested a 17 year-old concord resident for attempted murder. some residents here are now considering getting better security cameras should something like this happen again, police aren't able to have enough resources. >> take care of these people that are thinking it's ok to just bring again anywhere you you want or a party and if they don't think there's a consequence, that's why you see so much more violence now walnut creek. and that's just like. unbelievable to me. police releasing know the details about this case. >> it now goes to the da's office for review in walnut creek. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> police are looking for a suspect in a double shooting in the san francisco's fillmore district. this video is from a citizen app that shows police at the scene on larch way right by turk street park. police say just before 9.30, last night, 2 people were shot. one is expected to survive. the other suffered life-threatening injuries. witnesses reported seeing a sedan leave the scene. but suspect has not been identified. a shooting earlier this morning happened in west oakland and injured one person. it happened as officers were investigating another shooting from minutes earlier. >> officers responded to the first scene just after midnight on union street, a block away from the west grand avenue while officers were investigating that shooting, a second shooting was detected on union street 2 blocks away. oakland police responded to that scene and found a victim who had been injured and they were taken to the hospital and are reported to be in stable condition to the south bay. now, a police swat unit to use to raid in alleged underground gambling casino in a residential neighborhood. but a person who lives in the home denies the accusation. our current forces, meant has more. >> and then i woke up with the with that one explosion. that was second one. yeah, it was a police car coming through. there's a lot of them coming through now there. there you go. >> 2 recent wins home surveillance video cameras recorded san jose police swat swarming her neighbor's home. they actually had his the actually have saw my fence right here. >> and then after that, they had to break the window is a window. >> it happened thursday morning, october 13th at a home here on north capitol avenue near avenue b in san jose. police say the location was allegedly operating as an underground illegal gambling casino is homes where there were a video game slash gambling machines at these locations. 7 suspects were arrested. >> settled a police sergeant christian camarillo says the man and woman you see on the far left allegedly ran the illegal casino. the other 5 suspects police say were customers arrested at the scene. >> obviously, that was a drug use occurring. >> one of them had a firearm on them. >> the stabbing incident as well. so whatever the saying is a lie. all we do is actually help homeless people who don't have a stay. this woman who would only identify yourself as tiffany says that she and her family moved into the home over the summer and operates a clothing, alteration business there as well as helping those less fortunate in the neighborhood. she admits that there were video game machines in the home, but denies that there was any gambling. i didn't know because have only only 6 bucks to 68. well, pay station, but it's not like is actually whole arcade machines. i know that slight. well, you can have that, you know, and they just take it. thanks to >> was there again, want san jose police. investigators say 5 of the suspects had outstanding felony warrants for their arrest. when swat raided the home. >> in san jose has it made you cry for news? >> stockton police say a serial killer's reign of terror is over. they arrested wesley brownlee over the weekend in connection with 7 shooting 6 of them deadly. police say the 43 year-old was, quote, hunting his next victim when he was taken into custody with a mask on his neck and a gun in his waistband. here's new reaction now from the main suspects. neighbors. it's a weird. >> it's a scary when they came to his house. i didn't think that the like i did anything at the moment. i was. >> my when the recording and i'm like, what did they got going on? when i see his face, i will say this guy looks really about where because could use right across from your unit. yeah. >> that's it's great. it is a to be honest. >> stockton, police say tips and good old fashioned police work led to this arrest and bradley has a court date tomorrow. the child was struck by a car last night in san ramon. it happen between now costa boulevard. >> and brought more drive. police say that she was taken to the children's hospital in oakland where she remains in critical but stable condition. the driver was not arrested and officers say that they are cooperating with the investigation today. a key witness in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial said he stands by his original testimony after he was accused of being, quote, manipulated by prosecutors. >> to throw the x, there are no ceo under the bus. holmes and she appeared in court today. her attorneys requested a new trial after alleging a key witness showed up to her home this summer to express regret over his testimony. former theranos lab director adam rosendorff was asked by the judge today if he was manipulated in any way, but he stood by his statements saying he testified honestly at the trial. holmes is currently out on bail but faces up to 20 years in prison. her new sentencing date is set for november 18th. sutter health has agreed to pay 13 million dollars to settle claims it improperly billed the federal government for toxicology tests. the department of justice announcing the settlement little earlier today. >> sater is alleged to have billed the government for lab tests that it did not conduct, which is considered health care fraud. instead, the tests were conducted by 3rd parties center has already paid half of the 13 million and has 30 days to pay the remaining portion. governor newsom has announced that he will be ending california's covid-19 state of emergency in february as the number of patients in hospitals continues to decline statewide and here in the bay area. in a statement, newsom says, quote, throughout the pandemic, we have been guided by the science and data moving quickly and strategically to save lives. the state of emergency was ineffective, a necessary tool that was utilized to protect our state. and he would have gotten to this point without it with the operational preparedness that we've built top and measures that will continue to employ moving forward. california is ready to phase out this tool and for your health tonight, new booster shots to protect against covid-19 are now available all across santa clara county. >> kron four's charles clifford tells us how to get one. >> well, here in santa clara county, kids as young as 5 will now be able to receive a booster shot for the omicron variant of covid-19 starting this week on monday, santa clara county received its first doses of the new bivalent booster shot, the booster was designed to protect people against the original version of covid-19 and the omicron variant of the disease. kids as young as 5 can now get the pfizer bivalent booster and the moderna boosters available for children 6 and up. health officials say that across santa clara county, only 11% of the people eligible for the new boosters have actually gotten the shots with a number of covid-19. cases expected to climb this winter. they are encouraging everyone to get boosted. think of this as family preparation for the holidays, right? so >> grab a family member, make your appointments and come get your bivalent booster. some members of your family are going to find having covid an inconvenience and some members of your family are going to find having covid very and a risk of death. but everyone can benefit from a bivalent booster. and we really encourage everyone to make an appointment and go ahead and get boosted. >> now, if you're interested in getting the booster shot, health officials recommend that first check with your primary care provider. see if you can get through them. if that's not an option, you can go through the county's website which is sec free vax dot org or you can go through the state-run website, which is my turn, dot ca dot gov. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news happening tomorrow. vice president kamala harris is coming back home to the bay area. >> she'll be in san francisco to discuss the climate crisis before attending a national a democratic committee fundraising event. harris, who was born in oakland became the first person of color to be elected as san francisco district attorney. that was back in 2003, she was reelected. 4 da in 2007 before becoming the attorney general of california in 2010, she was the first female and first black and indian american to hold that position. today she was in los angeles where she met with women's reproductive rights advocates and organizations. former u.s. attorney general benjamin civility has died according to the baltimore sun. he died of parkinson's last night at his home in maryland. >> he served in president jimmy carter's administration often dealing with politically delicate cases, including investigations of presidential brother billy carter is dealings with libya influence buying by south korean agents and allegations of cocaine use by 2 of carter's aids. he also became one of the country's most expensive private attorneys in 2005. he was the first lawyer to charge $1000 an hour. so he was 87 years old. >> coming up here at 5 o'clock, the student loan forgiveness website is now up and running. we'll show you how to use it so you can get your school debt canceled. and a verdict has been reached for one of the suspects accused of killing kristen smart. when can we expect to hear the decision? plus, a man is in critical condition tonight after he was shot multiple times allegedly by a sonoma county deputy. why officials decided to open fire on their suspect. >> and we warmed up today. thanks to that extra sunshine in the bay area and the warming trend of going to peak on wednesday. find out just how warm it's going to get in the coming days in my full forecast in just a few minutes. andy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> police pursued this morning in oakland ended with the death of an innocent bystander. oakland police held a press conference this afternoon to talk about the death. this is citizen video from the scene this morning. police chief leronne armstrong says the suspect. 23 year-old jonathan hernandez was wanted for felony threats and hit and run sammy from an incident last friday. officers located her and hernandez around 7 o'clock this morning. and then he immediately fled, prompting a police pursuit that pursuit ended on san leandro boulevard near the coliseum bart station when hernandez crashed into a pickup truck. >> fortunately, the driver of that pickup. 43 or 44 year-old resident oakland died on the scene. his name is not being released pending notification to next of kin. >> officers arrested hernandez at the scene. armstrong says that the department plans on filing vehicular manslaughter and homicide charges against him. now to the north bay, where some sonoma county deputy is on paid administrative leave right now after a gunfight with the suspect during a suspected break-in. >> deputies got a call that a man was trying to damage cars in the shopping center parking lot right near downtown sonoma. it was on west nap and second streets. that's right near the historic snow. the square plaza when they arrived. police say that the suspect started shooting at them and santa rosa police now explain. deputies then told the man to drop the gun. >> the suspect refused and shot at least one time at the deputy did not hit the we believe the deputy hit him at least one time. the suspect then fled further into that parking lot, popped out with the gun. still in his hand, approaching deputies and a second deputy shot him. >> the suspect is from the sonoma valley and police say they're going to release more information about the shooting, including the suspect and the deputies names later on this week. well, there's been a development in the kristin smart murder trial. a jury has reached a verdict against ruben flores. >> the father of the man accused of killing smart following a college party back in 1996. ruben flores is accused of helping his son cover up the alleged crime. the verdict will not be ready until a separate jury deliberating the fate of his son, paul floors reaches its decision. it is not known when that might the panel is continuing its deliberations. the jury for ruben flores had to restart discussions just this past friday after juror was replaced. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and with ballots now out, messaging is wrapping up in key races and ballot measures. that includes proposition 30. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the measure's supporters and opponents and shares what the measure would do if passed. >> well, i finally got my ballot and you can see prop 30 right here. supporters say will provide funding to reduce air pollution and prevent wildfires. while opponents argue it's all part of a scheme from a major rideshare corporation. bad air quality. it's a problem that impacts much of california. but supporters behind the ballot measure known as prop 30 safe. the proposition passes. it will help bring pollution down. proposition 30 is by far a vote for clean air will barrel with the american lung association is fully behind the measure. if passed by voters, prop 30 would create a 1.7 5% tax increase on californians who earn more than 2 million dollars per year. >> supporters say the revenue generated from the tax would go toward subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. all of it according to the s on 30 campaign will lead to less pollution voting. yes means we are protecting health. we're saving lives, were reducing asthma attacks in children. >> and we're putting our best foot forward. best tools on the table to reduce air pollution more quickly and save more lives today. but governor newsom has made clear he's not supporting the measure. even appearing in televised campaign ads against him. it was devised by a single corporation. >> tiffany state income taxes to benefit their company. he's referring to ride share company lyft newsom in the know on 30 campaign argued the company is behind the scheme to take advantage of tax funded electric vehicle subsidies. >> all because of a mandate requiring lifts fleet to be comprised primarily of electric vehicles by 2030, according to the secretary of state's website. lift so far has spent more than 45 million dollars to support the measure. if we let something like this pass. >> what you're going to have his every corporation go into the bout and saying we want this tax break that will help out. so this tax increase that will help us or whatever it is and will help our company. and then they'll say, well, also going help these folks over here. here's what you should pass it. but that's not really how we should be doing ballot-box budgeting in the state. statement, a lyft spokesperson said not a single dollar of the prop is earmarked for the rideshare industry. the company maintains it stands with climate advocates while the governor quote, stands with his billionaire donors looking to protect their bank accounts. >> and the measure needs more than 50% approval to pass. reporting here at the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> we're getting our first check of the forecast on this monday as we take a live look outside right now from our camera atop of mount tam. and we can see that. city is looking nice and that sunset monday, sunday or sunny day as kron 4 reset. rodriguez joins us now. i know we've been second the clouds the last couple of days, sweater weather, but that's going to be a thing of the past, especially through wednesday. >> we're going to peak about 10 degrees above average. thanks to that midweek. warm-up up from now. until then, let's take a look at current conditions out there right now. not really seeing much of that marine layer just a few thin high clouds overhead, golden gate bridge looking absolutely stunning to start out your work week but temperature change. we are noticing a warm up, especially for our warmest inland valleys. and santa rosa conquered and even livermore double-digit warming. thanks to that extra sunshine today. and even along the coast, a few degrees of warming as well. so we're tracking widespread 60's along the bay area coastline with low to mid and upper 70's as you make your way inland. so very seasonal temperatures there. fairfield, though, the one outlier, 82 degrees as you step outside for your early monday evening. and when tracker for seen that cool sea breeze influence light and breezy in downtown san francisco, 15 miles per hour. sustained winds or less with the radar for it. tracking that marine layer right off along the coast. but temperatures warming up on tuesday, 5 degrees above average and then 10 degrees above average, flirting with 90's by wednesday. find out if any rain is heading our way in our bay area forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. just the key. thank you. you wondering >> your inflation relief check is. we'll tell you when you could expect it. and a major shift in fda policy prescriptions are no longer needed hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> millions of american adults with mild to moderate hearing loss will soon be able to buy over the counter hearing aids starting today, actually, instead of getting a prescription and having a custom fitting health, professional adults can now buy their hearing aids directly from a store or online. the fda announcing this change back in august. most private insurance companies do not cover. hearing aids really expensive. most medicare plans won't pay for them either. currently, the average cost for a hearing aid for both years is about $4,000 and you can go higher. but now sony and bose are selling them online, starting it $900. the biden administration has opened up the application process for americans seeking student debt relief. the website went live on friday to let people with federal student loans. >> apply for up to $20,000 in debt forgiveness. our washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. >> it's easy. it's fast. the application for federal student loan relief is now available. president biden calls the application process short and simple bars who make less than 125,000 need to apply to get the offer 10,000 in loan forgiveness and for pell grant recipients. that number could be as high as 20,000. >> this is a game-changer for millions of americans get moving over the weekend. a test site went live and the white house says 8 million people already applied. the white house estimates about 95% of americans with student loans are expected to qualify for the relief. >> 40 million americans can stand to benefit from this relief. >> and about 90%, 90% of that relief going to go to people making less than $75,000 year. the news comes as a federal judge prepares to hear a lawsuit from 6 republican states designed to stop the president's plan. >> republican members of congress, republican governors trying to do everything they can this for me. >> even to their own constituents, the department of education saysitheir goal is to forgive the debt before student loan repayments resume in january. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> on for news at 5. stopping cereal returns. the crackdown coming for online shoppers who try to return their purchases and a local business owners are remembering the day of the loma prieta earthquake and how it shook the bay area, how he rebuilt his business. 33 years later, plus, more layoffs in the bay area. but when we come back, >> more layoffs in the bay. the meal kit company. hello fresh is closing its production facility in richmond. the end of the year. it's a move that means that more than 600 people could be losing their jobs for us. rob nesbitt spoke with local economists about the unemployment rate in the bay area and he joins us now live with more. what the job market looks like. according to the latest numbers, the 9 counties in the bay area collectively have an unemployment rate of 2.7% as companies announce layoffs and building closures. the experts say employees still have an advantage. >> hello, fresh is the newest member of a long list of companies announcing layoffs. >> the richmond plan to set to close on december first and around 600 jobs will go with it. executive director of the bay area council economic institute. jeff belisario predicts the facility closure is likely a way to prepare for what's to come in 2023, i think companies now are thinking recession. hello, fresh isn't alone. other companies like gap, oracle and docu sign have also announced layoffs in recent months. belisario says the good thing is that most employees are able to find other job opportunities relatively quickly. some companies action are viewing this as an opportunity as some of those larger pare back. >> smaller companies going to jump on that talent as it becomes available. some of the biggest companies are making changes even in tech sales for sending contracts with nearly 100 temporary recruiters during a limited hiring period. we're seeing some slowdowns. we're seeing some hiring freezes. we are seeing some cutbacks. president of tech knowledge. research bob o'donnell says even with the changes, most tech companies have upskilling programs that srain employees at risk of being laid off to move them to a new position as far as new job openings go, he says there's plenty of opportunity for specific skill sets. are some super hot areas in tech, anything around ai related programming. for

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